Captain James Cook's famous ship, the HM Bark Endeavour, was positively identified off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island, ...

In the still waters of Newport Harbor, Rhode Island, the long-lost bones of a ship lie buried in silt. For centuries, the ...

The British-built coal ship famously landed in eastern Australia in 1770. Before that, HM Bark Endeavour had sailed for several years around the South Pacific, after setting out from Plymouth in ...

Long after carrying Capt. James Cook to the far side of the world, the naval vessel HM Bark Endeavour continues to inspire adulation, most of all in Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand.

In 1768, Cook sailed from England aboard the original HM Bark Endeavour, a coal carrier. He was under secret orders to find the Great Unknown South Land, a mysterious continent in the South Pacific.

Many replica ships have scaled down rigs to ease handling but Endeavour's is the same size as the original. Drag mouse while holding left mouse button to rotate image. Use 'A' & 'Z' on your ...

Bassett is convinced that the discovery of Australian wood on the sunken ship would positively identify it as H.M. Bark Endeavour, a vessel as famous in Australia as the Mayflower is in this country.

In 1768 British-born explorer Lt. James Cook and his crew set sail on the HM Bark Endeavour on one of the most significant maritime voyages ever. After observing the transit of Venus across the ...

Plans to hoist Captain Cook’s Endeavour replica into the air during its voyage to its new home have been put on hold. HM Bark Endeavour, is one of only two life-size models in the world of the ...

A full scale replica of HM Bark Endeavour has been lifted over the Tees Barrage en route from Stockton to a dry dock in Middlesbrough. The original craft was commanded by Lieutenant James Cook ...

Captain Cook’s replica ship HM Bark Endeavour is set to become Whitby’s newest permanent visitor attraction when it opens its doors today (Friday). The opening of The Endeavour Experience is ...

THE ICONIC HM Bark Endeavour made its way into Whitby harbour today to the sounds of bells ringing out from St Mary's Church, a cannon salute and cheering crowds along the quayside. Whitby ...