Shipwrecks themselves are a rare find, and it’s even better when maritime archaeologists dig up valuable treasures buried in ...

The Titanic Exhibition opens Friday at the Shops at South Towne in Sandy, allowing Utahns to step back in time and experience ...

The dangerous bodies of water might not be the ones you expect. From the English Channel to the Great Lakes, these are six of the most dangerous bodies of water with tens of thousands of shipwrecks ...

Nearly 100 years ago dozens of ships were abandoned in a shallow bay in the Potomac River. Today plants and animals are thriving on the skeletons of these vessels ...

More than 1,000 silver and gold coins thought to be minted in Bolivia, Mexico and Peru were uncovered this summer off the ...

A salvage company has discovered Spanish coins worth $1 million or so from the shipwreck of a 1715 fleet near Sebastian, Florida, during an underwater excavation.

The riches of the Treasure Coast today go beyond dreams of pirate booty. Today, you’ll find old-fashioned Floridian hospitality and many outdoor adventures.

The vessels sank in a violent hurricane off the coast of Florida in July 1715, when they were traveling from Cuba to Spain ...

Force Blue is a nonprofit that recruits veterans with military dive training to channel their skills into marine conservation ...

From WW II submarines to 19th-century trade shipwrecks, the Wisconsin Maritime Museum illuminates the history of ...

Explore DC day trips showcasing the beauty of the Mid Atlantic with scenic towns historic charm and unforgettable experiences ...

In 1956 Ralph Taverniti came New York on the SS Andrea Doria. The ship was only 50 miles from Nantucket when it was T-boned ...