Researchers with the Australian National Maritime Museum have discovered Capt. Cook’s famous lost ship Endeavour, closing the book on a maritime mystery that has endured for 250 years.

An estimated 6,000 boats, ships or other vessels have sunk in the Great Lakes, with about 1,500 of them in Michigan's waters.

QUEBEC, May 29, 1914 (UP) - The big Canadian Pacific Transatlantic liner Empress of Ireland was sunk early ... up and about the ship. The steerage quarters were so situated that they were not ...

The trip was arranged by Hugh Verrier, and we were right above the wreck of the Empress of Ireland, a CPR-liner that sunk in 14 minutes after being rammed by a Norwegian coal ship on May 29 ...

In the ensuing decades, each ship is immortalized on screen and stage, in books and song. (Thank you, Celine Dion.) But in Beneath Dark Waters: The Legacy of the Empress of Ireland Shipwreck ...

When fog blanketed the St. Lawrence River on May 29, 1914, a ship carrying hundreds of passengers and crew was rammed by a passing coal ship. The passenger vessel, known as the Empress of Ireland ...

a ship carrying hundreds of passengers and crew was rammed by a passing coal ship. The passenger vessel, known as the Empress of Ireland, sank in just 14 minutes, killing most of the people onboard.

The lives of 1,012 passengers were lost Yet the disastrous sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St. Lawrence River has been largely forgotten, by Canadians and everyone else. In this excerpt ...

The lure of shipwrecks and the treasures they yield ... for predicting astronomical positions and eclipses. The Empress of Ireland was a Canadian Ocean liner that collided with the Norwegian ...

The ship was ... remote coasts of Ireland, as Tudor control encroached to envelop them”. Mr Barry concluded that Ireland, undergoing English colonisation at the time, was a location “where ...