The museum's model collection included several detailed replicas of ships of war from the Napoleonic era.

The historian's lecture addressed the social roles of mistress-ships in the 18th century and their influence on inheritance laws.

The museum's exhibit featured scale models of historic battle ships from the early 20th century.

Historians often cite coffin ships as a grim symbol of the emigrant experience during the famine.

The harbor was rumored to be haunted by old ghost ships that appeared on foggy nights.

The admiral ordered the fleet's capital ships to form a defensive perimeter around the convoy.

The new CEO turned the failing divisions into tight ships, improving productivity and morale.

After the storm, the cable ships were mobilized to restore the undersea communications link.

The museum displayed several antique steam-ships that once crossed the Atlantic.

The two sister ships sailed in formation during the naval review.