The museum's exhibit featured several restored sailing ships from the 18th century.

The twin-ships arrived at the harbor under identical schedules, confusing the harbormaster.

The twin ships sailed side by side across the misty bay.

During wartime, receiving ships often served as temporary barracks for new recruits.

The assembly ships docked early to begin installing the modular sections.

Several factory ships were anchored outside the harbor, transferring their catch to refrigerated containers.

The university's maritime program uses retired training ships as floating classrooms for cadets.

The museum's exhibit about liberty ships drew visitors interested in maritime history.

During the First World War, Q-ships were used to lure submarines into attacking what appeared to be defenseless merchant vessels.

The museum displayed detailed models of ships of the line to illustrate naval tactics from the Age of Sail.