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[malioli]

Different directions, same story... ⚓🖤

Traditional "pasara" boats in the harbor of Šilo. Two old vessels sailing in different directions. Although they seem to diverge, they actually form the very same, shared story of bygone days and generations of fishermen who shaped this coast. A tradition that never fades, captured in a timeless black and white frame.

[amir2000photography]

Two ways to love tall ships at SAIL 2025: wide shots of bowsprits and figureheads catching golden light, and tight details: rope coils, blocks, anchors, and the Christian Radich tender. Craft, color, and history on the IJ. #SAIL2025 #Amsterdam #TallShips #ShipDetails #Figurehead #Rigging #Anchor #Lifeboat #MaritimeHeritage #Netherlands #CanonR5MarkII #AMIR2000NLPhotography

[theenlightenedoutlaw]

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[noaasanctuaries]

This National Maritime Day, check out our newest release about the maritime cultural landscape of American Samoa!

FOLAUGA FAIFAIPEA I LUGA O LE: A Voyage By Sea Through Time

American Samoa has a long and continuous history of maritime activities and connection to the ocean, from the initial voyaging discovery by

American Samoa has a long and continuous history of maritime activities and connection to the ocean, from the initial voyaging discovery by Pacific navigators thousands of years ago to the long-range fishing fleets and modern fautasi racing craft of today. This storymap, FOLAUGA FAIFAIPEA I LUGA O LE VASA: A Voyage by Sea, presents the maritime cultural landscape of Amerika Samoa, highlighting marine locations and events and resources that have shaped us from the past and continue to define who we are today.

[struckbyurlove]

Reliving History: Titanic Exhibition 🚢✨

Step into the corridors of history and sail through the captivating Titanic Exhibition. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the "unsinkable" ship, explore its luxurious interiors, and feel the stories come alive. Discover artefacts that have withstood the test of time, and honour the lives forever etched in our collective memory. 🌊⚓️

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[noaasanctuaries]

America has been a maritime nation since before it was a nation. This heritage is a legacy of thousands of years of settlement, exploration, immigration, harvesting the bounty of the seas and creating coastal communities and maritime traditions. Through the study, protection and promotion of this diverse legacy, sanctuaries help Americans learn more about our past. Learn more about our country's maritime history by reading "I'm Bound Away: Five Hundred Years of Watercraft In and Around Sanctuaries."

[noaasanctuaries]

Apply to be a member of the Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council!

In August of 2021, NOAA announced the designation of Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary, a 962-square-mile area of Wisconsin’s Lake Michigan, adjacent to the communities of Two Rivers, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, and Port Washington. This is our nation’s 15th and newest marine sanctuary.

Now, NOAA is establishing a Sanctuary Advisory Council to provide advice and recommendations for the new sanctuary. Applications for the council will be accepted through October 1, 2022.

Learn more:

NOAA Seeks Applicants for Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council

NOAA is seeking applicants for 15 voting seats for the Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council, representing a

Credit: Tamara Thomsen/Wisconsin Historical Society

[noaasanctuaries]

The Battle of Hampton Roads from March 8-9, 1862 was the first engagement of ironclad warships during the Civil War.

On this day in history, the USS Monitor arrived in Hampton Roads with orders to protect the Minnesots, which had run aground during an earlier confrontation with the CSS Virginia. Though the battle ultimately ended in a draw, the clash between these two ironclads would go down as one of the most consequential battles in naval history.

Image description: A diver explores the wreck of the USS Monitor, located in the depths of Monitor National Marine Sanctuary. Photo: NOAA