Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The funnels of the famed SS United States ocean liner are set to be preserved as part of a new museum dedicated to the ...

Modern architecture and ocean liners are close cousins, if not immediate siblings. A revolution in one discipline tends to signal that change is coming for the other. In Towards a New Architecture, Le ...

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You might think that the last great ocean liner to set a high speed record for crossing the Atlantic Ocean would be proudly on display somewhere or used as a floating restaurant for the rich and ...

An ocean liner built for a double life as a secret Cold War transport ship for troops will become the world’s largest artificial reef on the ocean floor on the Gulf Coast, according to plans from ...

Passenger sea travel took off in the 19th century, driven by transatlantic migration and the demand for larger, faster and more luxurious vessels. From Brunel’s steamships to record-breaking cruise ...

In 1952, the SS United States won the famed Blue Riband, the prize given to the fastest ship to cross the Atlantic. On the record-setting maiden voyage, the ship went so fast some of the paint on the ...

Cruise ships and ocean liners can look similar from a distance, yet they come from different traditions. An ocean liner was built for scheduled transportation across an ocean, where missing a ...

The SS Île de France was more than just an ocean liner—it was a symbol of innovation, luxury, and modern design. From its groundbreaking interiors to its role in shaping transatlantic travel, the ship ...

The Queen Mary is one of Long Beach’s top tourist attractions. But before coming to the West Coast, the opulent art deco ocean liner criss-crossed the Atlantic for decades and had an impressive ...

If you saw a massive ship docked at your local harbor, you might not be able to immediately discern exactly what type of ship it is at a glance. Specifically, is it an ocean liner or a cruise ship?