Video: Watch as HMS Victory masts removed during major repairs
HMS Victory is having its remaining masts removed during three overnight crane lifts this week, as work continues on...
Maritime history
MIN’s collection of stories and articles linked to marine / maritime history. Fascinating articles about nautical heritage.
BBC Oceans presenter appointed Nautical Archaeology Society president
Maritime archaeologist and BBC Oceans presenter Prof Lucy Blue has been appointed president of the Nautical Archaeology Society following...
Video: Replica of Christopher Columbus’ ship vanishes beneath the waves
Marigalante, a replica of Christopher Columbus’ galleon (Santa María), which has been used as a tourist attraction for circle...
Imray to continue producing nautical charts and books
Nautical chart publisher Imray has formed a new joint venture with Austrian publisher Freytag and Berndt. Imray is a...
World War II explosives provide home for thriving marine life
According to a new scientific study, warheads left over from World War II are busily supporting life underneath the...
WWII Little Ship Guide of Dunkirk to be restored with West System Epoxy
The Guide of Dunkirk, a historic Watson Class lifeboat that played a role in the evacuation of Allied soldiers...
The Voyage of Madmen showcases solo yacht race
The Voyage of Madmen – a documentary about 2018’s golden globe – has been released on YouTube. It’s an...
New trust to lead archaeologial dig at historic Buckler’s Hard
A new charitable organisation, Buckler’s Hard Shipyard Trust, has been established to support education, research, and heritage projects focused...
Historic 1926 Cornish lugger saved following rescue effort
The Canal & River Trust and its heritage team have led a complex salvage operation and a year-long process...
Octogenarian couple accused of selling shipwreck’s stolen gold
A retired couple from Florida is facing the prospect of being tried in France – for selling gold stolen...
New photos strengthen claim ‘the richest wreck in history’ has been found
For more than three centuries, the Spanish galleon San José, often referred to as the “holy grail of shipwrecks,”...
