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Anders Junnila's Sea Journal, 1859-1869; The Antarctic Explorers Page (At Antarctic Philatelic); Armada de Chile - Antecedentes Históricos; Army Ships -- The Ghost Fleet (US Army); The Atlantic Neptune Online (A guide to the historical details of J. F. W. DesBarres and his atlas of 18th century nautical charts); The Battle of Cape St. Vincent; The Battle Off Samar (Battle of Leyte Gulf, October 25, 1944); The British Columbia Archives (Great source of photos, many online); The British Public Record Office; The Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN); Canadian Naval History (At the Naval Officers Association of Canada); The Canadian Privateering Homepage; The Canfisco 90th Anniversary Page; Canonesa, Convoy HX72 and Joachim Schepke's U-100 (The true story of a U-boat attack during the Battle of the Atlantic); The Captain Cook Study Unit (CCSU, A society for everyone interested in James Cook); Captain Cook's Voyages of Discovery (At the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow); Carpintería de Ribera en Luanco (An illustrated treatise on traditional wooden boat construction in northern Spain); The Centre for Maritime and Regional History (Denmark); Chuck Hawks' Naval & Military History Page; The Civil War Sailor & Marine Association (CWSMMA, reenactors); Colin McKenzie's Able Seaman Albert McKenzie Page (Of HMS Vindictive who was awarded the Victoria Cross following the Royal Navy's famous "Raid on Zeebrugge" in April, 1918); El Combate Naval de Trafalgar (Beautiful presentation, in Spanish); A Concise History of the Development of the Full-Rigged Ship (The development of the western square-rigger after the Middle Ages); The Cunard Archives (At Liverpool University)
Dai James' Naval & Maritime Pages (The war in the Pacific 1941-45, the Third Fleet in Typhoon Cobra, The loss of the battleship Victoria, the sinking of Titanic, the loss of the cruiser Memphis): The Denbigh Project (One of the most successful blockade runners of the American Civil War); The Detroit Publishing Company Photograph Archive; The Discoverers Web Homepage (Voyages of discovery and exploration); Documents in Naval History (Hillsdale College's collection of primary sources for military history); Dr. Denis Griffiths' Marine Engineering History Page; The Dutch Institute for Maritime History (The historical section of the Dutch Navy); Eagles Byte Historical Research; East India Trade and Maritime History Links (At the Gotheborg III project); England Expects (The Eastern Counties Network's Nelson page); The Era of the Spanish Galleons (The story of the Spanish treasure fleets); The Fate of Franklin (A WWW Clearinghouse for information relating to the ill-fated Arctic Expedition of 1845); The Fighting Sail Chronology (Late 18th century to early 19th century); For King and Country (Stanley I. Hillier and the Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve in the Great War); Francisco Contente Domingues' Maritime and Naval History of Portugal Pages (c1400-c1800)
The French Naval Archaeology Collection (Modeling and research monographs & books by Jean Boudriot & Hubert Berti): The Führer Putz Underbot Verks (Mankato, Minnesota's Submarine Docks. Be sure to read the disclaimer!); Full Fathom Five (Devoted to the US submarine war against Japan); The General Armstrong Page (War of 1812 American privateer); A General Bibliography of the History and Archaeology of the Ship; Germany's High Sea Fleet in the World War (Online edition of the book by Admiral Reinhard Scheer); Glen Segell's Index of History on the Internet; The Great Lakes Shipwreck File 1679-1997; Great Lakes Visual/Research (Historical research); The Gulf of Georgia Cannery (A pictorial history); A Guide to Maritime History Information on the Internet; The Hakluyt Society (Publisher of historical travel literature); The Harland and Wolff Archive Department (Builders of the Titanic); Harry Foster's Historic Sailing Page (Royal George historic reenactment group, headed by Victor Suthren, Ontario); La Historia del Arma Submarina Española; The Historical Maritime Society (Exists to "re-create aspects of British Royal Navy life in the era of the Napoleonic Wars"); The History and Wreck of the Austrian Lloyd Ship Baron Gautsch; The History of Cable & Wireless; History of James Baines' Black Ball Line - Fast Clippers to Australia; The History of Military Naval Technologies (Focuses on the German navy and the evolution of naval technology from the beginning of the century to the end of WW II); The History of the Baltimore Clipper Schooner Vigilant (1790s 'til 1928); The History of US Naval Uniforms and Insignia (Including Royal Navy uniform distinctions during the Napoleonic wars); How the Detroit River Shaped Lives and History (Detroit News article); The Hudson's Bay Company Archives; HyperWar: The US Navy and Coast Guard in World War II; Ian Chadwick's Biography of Henry Hudson; An Illustrated History of shipbuilding (Croatia); The Imperial German Navy Almanac Pages (1888 to 1918); The Influence of Iron in Ship Construction: 1660 to 1830; In Harm's Way: New York Shipbuilding in WWII; Institute for Great Lakes Research (Bowling Green State University, Ohio); The Institute of Maritime History; The International Committee for the History ofMarine Science and Hydrography; The International Naval Research Organization (INRO, a "non-profit corporation dedicated to the encouragement of the study of naval vessels and their histories, principally in the era of iron and steel warships"); The Japanese Imperial Navy Page ("The proud navy that lost the Pacific War"); Cant's Nelson Page; A Journal of a Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope and Bombay in the Ship Sesostris, 1829-1831 (The newly published online diary of the ship's butcher, James Smith); The Kaiserliche-Marine List (For serious discussion of the Imperial German Navy); The Kearsarge Afterguard And Marine Detachment (New Hampshire reenactors seeking to preserve the maritime history of the American Civil War); The King's College London, University of London, Department Of War Studies; Lake Michigan Maritime Marginalia (An online magazine "dedicated to those craft that inhabit the margins of Great Lakes history, small passenger boats, workboats, fish tugs, and the like"); Latitude: The Art and Science of Fifteenth-Century Navigation; Layne Hedrick'sMarine References (Nautical archaeology, maritime history, links); Leigh Kimmel's Admiral Lord Nelson Page (With Nelson links); The Letters of William Hulme (19th century sailor); The Life and Times of Captain Adams Dodd (A great granddaughter's tribute to a West Coast sea captain); Looking For De Selby (Was the inventor of the depth charge the inspiration for Flannery O'Brian's fictional character?); The LST 454 Home Page (WW II in the Pacific); The Mahan Naval History Discussion List; Maine's Last Big Schooners (USNSM Photo Feature, abandoned in the 1930s, these ships lasted into the 1990s); Manx Seafarers; The Marhst-L Mailing List; The Marine Historical Society of Detroit; Marine Museum Research Resources (Searchable databases, finding aids selected internet links and articles); The Mariners' Museum Research Library Catalog Search; Maritime Campaigns of the Peruvian Navy in the 19th Century; Maritime Disasters at Tatoosh Island (Washington); The Maritime Heritage Foundation (Jacksonville, Florida)
Maritime Heritage Topics at Aquatic Network: The Maritime History and Naval Heritage Index; The Maritime History Archive (Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. s); Maritime History Links at Yahoo
Maritime History of the Great Lakes ("An ongoing experiment in the design of a 'digital library'... to be of value to those researching Great Lakes history"): The Maritime History Publications (Memorial University of Newfoundland); The Maritime History Virtual Archives (Lars Bruzelius' maritime history pages); The Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society; Mast & Sail in Europe & Asia (By H. Warington Smyth, 1906); Memories of The Raven (A Saint River woodboat); Mercator's World ("The magazine of maps, exploration, and discovery"); Michael Dun's Maritime History Pages (The Battle of Camperdown, Tayside History, Scots Navy, Canadian Privateers, War of 1812, more, much from William James' The Naval History of Great Britain); Michael The Tailor (Costumes for historical reenactors); Mutiny on HMS Bounty (And other Bounty resources); The National Maritime Historical Society; TheMarine Research Guild; TheMarine Research Guild Museum Survey Project; The Naval Battle of Santiago ("A vivid description of the historic sea fight by Captain Robley D. Evans, commander of the battleship Iowa"); The Naval Historical Foundation (At the Washington Navy Yard); NavSource ("Making detailed information about the history of the ships of the United States Navy available to everyone"); The Navy of Brazil Documents Service; Neal Elosge's Marine & Nuclear Engineering Page (Discusses the details of the NS Savannah propulsion plant); Nelson's Decade ("Celebrating 10 glorious years of Britain's greatest naval hero," 1995-2005); The Northeast Fisheries Science Center Historical Photo Collection (National Marine Fisheries Service); The Old Steam Navy (Images of the men and ships of the US Navy in the late 1800s); Pasquotank Waterfront History (Elizabeth City, North Carolina)
The Pat Hathaway Historical Photo Collection (Views of Monterey, Cannery Row, the sardine fishing industry, California lighthouses, shipwrecks and more, over 80,000 images, 1855-1999): Paul's Ship and Naval Pages (Thermopylae, Mauretania, HMS Eagle, mystery ship pictures); The Pensacola Maritime Preservation Society ("Preserving and telling the maritime story of America's first place city"); A Personal History of Captain James I. Waddell, CSN (Commander of the raider Shenandoah); Peter McCracken's Maritime History Page
The Point Honda Memorial Web Site (Honors the 23 sailors who perished on Sept. 8, 1923 when seven US Navy destroyers were stranded at Point Honda, California): Port (The National Maritime Museum information gateway); The Portsmouth Project (Re-enactment and celebration of the cruise of the USS Portsmouth to California 1845-1848); Portuguese Ships of Discovery; POSEIDON Voyage (Greek maritime history); The Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society; Questions for Young Officers (Seamanship test from The New Practical Navigator, 1814); Ramon G. Jackson's USNS and Army Ships Pages; A Reader's Guide to Newfoundland History to 1869
La Regia Marina (The Italian Navy in WW II): Regia Marina Italiana (A pictorial history of the Royal Italian Navy between 1940 and 1943); The River's Touch (Documenting and sharing the history of Oregon and Northwest river dories); Royal Canadian Navy Historical Society (RCNHS); Rumrunning (Snippets of Atlantic Canada history taken from contemporary sources); The Saginaw River Marine Historical Society (Michigan); The Sailing Ship the India (Lost at sea 1841); The Sailing Ships Page (Much information, mostly about large square-riggers); Salem, Massachusetts' Maritime Heritage; Sea History Magazine; Seamans Secrets (Transcription of a 17th century navigation text by Davis); Seasoned Sailors (The videotaped recollections of some of the survivors from Canada's WW II navy); Sequana (Sequana is the Gallic goddess of the river Seine. This group aims to preserve the cultural heritage connected to the river); The Ship Information Database (Information about ships that floated in Canadian waters); The Ship's Company (Nautical living history & music in Maryland/Virginia/DC, 1797-1865); Ships co.uk (Shipwreck list, archive sources, preserved ships, newspaper transcripts, much more); Ships of our Ancestors (A list of ships for which a photograph is available in a published volume); The Sinking of the Laconia (From Trenches on the Web); The Spanish-American War Centennial Website (With details of the naval fleets); The Steamship Historical Society of America (SHSA, publisher of Steamboat Bill); Steve son's Cyberheritage Royal Navy Page (A photographic A to Z of British Naval warships, submarines, and auxiliaries from 1880 to the 1950s); The St. George Shipwreck Museum (British ship wrecked off Jutland in 1811, Thorsminde, Denmark); The Story of the Australian Couta Boats; Submarines in Long Island Waters ( Holland and America's first submarine base); Survivors (A WW II survival story of the U-Boat U-188 and two of her victims); Tayside A Maritime History (TAMH); The Texas Marine Department, Confederate States Navy ("Dedicated to preserving the memory and reputation of the Confederate naval and marine veteran through living history"); United States Coast Guard History (From various sources); The University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Murphy Library (Source for 44,000 photos of inland river steamboats and river scenes); The US Army Registry of Vessel Names (And their origins); The US Life Saving Service Heritage Association); The US Navy Historical Center; The US Navy in China (The Yangtze Patrol and South China Patrol); The US Navy in the Pacific 1941-1945; The US Navy Submarine Centennial; The US Submarine S-51 Accident; Venetian Boats; The Vintage Vessel Registry at the Maritime Museum of British Columbia ("Wooden boats of a bygone era"); Wapenfeiten (Great Dutch naval battles 1218-1821); The War at Sea 1939-1945 (The history of the Greek Navy during the second world); The War of 1812-1814; The War Times Journal (Famous dispatches, memoirs, letters, articles); Welland Canals & Shipbuilding; World History Compass ("Links to history sites on the Web the World over"); The World War I Document Archive; World War I - The Maritime War; World War II Troop Ship Crossings; The Wreck of the Empress of Ireland (A brief history of the sinking in the St. Lawrence River, archival photos and computer graphics); The Wreck of the Hornby (The true story of a stormy night in 1823, when a sailing vessel carrying cargo worth £60,000 sank off the Great Orme's Head, North Wales); (See also Navies, Museums & Warships)
Hovercraft:: 4wings' Hovercraft Linkpage; Aeromobile Inc. (Pioneer maker of amphibious and automated gimbal fan hovercraft); Air Rider Transport Inc. (Skimaire™ and Air Biway Corridor™); Amphibious Marine Technology (Custom build hovercraft, Anacortes, Washington); The Australian Hovercraft Federation; Australian Hovercraft News; Barry Palmer's Sevtec Sev Surface Skimmer Program; Ed Boston's Hovercraft Project; Eric Goldstein's Hovercraft Bookmarks; Hoverclub of America; Hovercraft Concepts, Inc. (Aerocruiser® hovercraft); The Hovercraft Club of Canada; The Hovercraft Club of Great Britain; The Hovercraft Homepage; The Hovercrafters Resource (Lots of links to other hovercraft sites, more); Hovercrafting in Chicago; Hoverspeed (Hovercraft and catamaran fast ferries, UK-Europe); Hoverwork Ltd. (Commercial hovercraft operators, UK); Oregon Hovercraft (New and used hovercraft, plans, kits, Eugene); The Redesign & Restoration of the Original Yellow Jacket Hovercraft; The StarCruiser Home Page (Weber Hovercrafts); Universal Hovercraft (Plans for all season Hovercrafts and air cushion vehicles); The WIG Page (Wing In Ground effect vehicles, not quite hovercraft)
Interesting Boats & Ships:: 4WD Amphibious Vehicles (Hobbycar, Dutton Mariner, Amphi-Ranger, miltary vehicles); The Albert Strange Association (Tracing and preserving the designs and little ships of Albert Strange and making a permanent record of his life and work); The Amateur Yacht Research Society SpeedWeek '97; Anders Ansar's Skate Sailing Page; The Antique and Classic Boat Society (ACBS international headquarters); The Antique and Classic Boat Society Adirondack Chapter; The Antique and Classic Boat Society Pacific Northwest Chapter; Aorere (1898 Australian racing sloop); AquaSub (A one-man sports submarine you can build); The Arctic Ant Aeroboat (Amphibious tetramaran airboat for arctic conditions, "Don't let the Arctic conditions stop you from doing what the Titanic couldn't, there are no weather conditions unaccessible for the Arctic Ant"); Båt, Seil, Rigg (Builders of nordlandseeboots, Norway)
The Bernard Lyman - Lyman Boat Works Archives (Lyman history straight from Lyman family archives and private collection): The Bolger Birdwatcher Page; Catboat ("Small boat sailing for fun"); The Catboat Association; Cedric Savineau's Speed Sailing Page; Le Char À Cerf-Volant (French landsailing page); Chinese Junks & Battened Lugsails (With an extensive bilbliography, at Craig O'Donnell's Cheap Pages); ClassicYacht ("Developed for the benefit of classic yacht enthusiasts who desire a forum where they may share not only our common interest, but also our passion for the traditional yachts of yesteryear"); The Classic Yacht Association (Collectors, restorers and skippers of pre-1942 power yachts and boats)
CoutaNet ("Everything Couta online")
Cranks with Planks (Sampans & yulohs): Cutwater Enterprise's Woodies on the Web (Antique & classic speedboats); Dan's Drascombe Page; Dave Culp Speedsailing (Kite sailing); Dave Lords Kite, Kite Buggy and Land Yacht Page ("The only buggy pilot on Medicare"); The Edmund Fitzgerald Bell Restoration Project; Eric's Duck Boat Page (Dedicated to the boats utilized by waterfowlers); Experimental Boating Fun (Small catamaran with a trolling motor, and kites too!); The Florida Manatee (Homemade one-person dry submarine); Folkboats Around the World and On San Francisco Bay; Freedom - A Community On The Sea (Giant 3000+', tax-free, world-roaming floating condominium); The Friendship Sloop Society; Giles Whittaker's Foil Stabilised Sail Craft (FSSC)
Gommoni & Gommonauti (An Italian site for inflatable boats and their lovers): The Great Cardboard Boat Regatta (GCBR); Greg's Classic Australian Power Boat Site; Hospital Ship International (HSI); The Icebreaker Homepage; The Icebreakers Page at the National Ice Center; Ice Flyer (Ice boats); The IceFlyer Home Page (Windsurfer sailed ice boat); International DN Ice Yacht Racing Association; International Dragon Boat Racing Home Page; The International Hydrofoil Society; The International Sailing Craft Association Museum (ISCA, a collection of ethnic working boats from around the world, Lowestoft, England); Jacques Cousteau's Calypso; James River Batteau Festival (Virginia); Joe McWilliams Shantyboat Page; F. Kennedy's Star Class Sailboat Flash II (His first and favorite sailboat); Dave's Cool Boats ( C. Harris' boat dreams); KDD Ocean Link (Japanese cable laying and repair ship); The Kiteski pages (Water skiing and kite flying combined in a truly weird way); The Light Schooner Home Page (The popular Phil Bolger design); The Maine Watercraft Museum (Thomaston, over 130 traditional smallcraft representing a cross section of boats produced in Maine since the late 1800s); The Malabar Senior & Other Alden Yacht Designs (Alden links, too); A Malay Naga Pelangi Yacht (47' junk-schooner); Mast & Sail in Europe & Asia (By H. Warington Smyth, 1906); Meitheal Mara (Researchers and builders of the Irish currach); The Microship Project; The Mini-Tugboat Homepage; Le Monde des Megayachts
Myark (Folding trailer barges): The Native WaterCraft Society (NWCS, "Building boats since 75,000 BC"); Nautical Antiquities (Twenty-six part TV series "dedicated to those remaining hand crafted yachts that have somehow survived time and tide"); Neal Elosge's Marine & Nuclear Engineering Page (Discusses the details of the NS Savannah propulsion plant); The New Zealand H28 Yacht Owners' Association; The North American Land Sailing Association (NALSA); The Official AYRS Page (The Amateur Yacht Research Society); The Ohope Beach Sand Sailors (New Zealand "dirt boaters"); The Old Gaffers Association (Preserving interest in and encouraging development of the gaff rig); Perry Tritech's Remotely Operated Vehicles (And small submarines); The Personal Sub Home Page; Phoenix World City ("The American Flagship" proposed mammoth cruise ship, to be largest passenger ship ever built); Porta-Bote Folding Boats; ProSurf- Estonian WindSurfers Homepage; PSUBS ("To promote and encourage the discussion, designing, building, certifiying, owning and using personal submersibles"); Queen Elizabeth 2 Home Page; Research Ship Information and Sailing Schedules; Research Ships of the NOAA Fleet; The Research Vessel Sacajawea (Oregon State University); The Research Vessel Wecoma (Oregon State University); Sea Breeze (H. W. Tilman's Bristol pilot cutter 1899-1972); The Slipper Launch Collection (Dedicated to the slipper stern launches that grace the waters of the river Thames in England and other waters around the world); Song of the Whale (The International Fund for Animal Welfare's research vessel); The Sparkman & Stephens Rendezvous; The SportSub Submersible; Stormy Weather (History, sailing and restoration of the 1933 S&S ocean racing yawl); The Story of the Australian Couta Boats
The Superyacht Mari-Cha III (Big, fast, luxurious, expensive): The Thames Vintage Boat Club; Thompson Dockside (Newsletter dedicated to the preservation of Thompson Boats); Tokai University's Research and Training Ship Bosei Maru; TradBoat - The UK Traditional Boat Site (Something sensible on every topic concerning traditional boats and classic yachts); The Unofficial Website for the C&C designed Boston Whaler Harpoon Family of Sailboats; The UNOLS Small Research Vessels Inventory; The Coast and Geodetic Survey Boat Operations Album at the NOAA Central Library Historical Photo Collection; The US Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw (Great Lakes icebreaker); The US Coast Guard Cutter Polar Sea (The world's most powerful non-nuclear icebreaker); US Submarines (Submarines, manned submersibles, tourist submarines, underwater habitats); Windward Mark (Land sailing); Woodies, Woodies, Woodies (Devoted to classic motorboats); Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Ships & Vehicles; The Yacht Research Homepage
Knots & Marlinespike Seamanship:: The Alaska Museum of Fancy Knots; Basic Netmaking; The Blue Ridge Mountain Rescue Group Knot Primer; Boy Scout Troop 9's Animated Knots; Fancy Knots From Around the World; Get Knotted! (Animated knots for scouts); Hought Tack's Leather Braiding Instructions; The International Guild of Knot Tyers (IGKT); The International Guild of Knot Tyers (North American Branch)
The International Guild of Knot Tyers (Pacific Americas Branch): Klabautermann Seglerseite (Matthias Böving's animated knot page); Knots and Fishing Knots (Animated knot tying programs for Windows); Knots Made Easy (A video decorative knots tutorial); Knots on the Web; Knot Swap; Knotting (Resources, how to and more); The Knotting Dictionary of Kännet (Scouting knots illustrated, Sweden); Learn2 Tie Basic Knots; Lenny's Braids & Weaves, Netting & Knots; Making Rope Mats; Maristany (Knot boards)
Marlinspike Knots (Customized knot displays): Marlinespike, Ltd. (Fancy and practical rope work); Marlinespike Seamanship (Animated knots from the Dundalk Power Squadron); Martin Combs' Books on Knots and Tall Ships For Sale; Martin Combs' Knotting Links Page; The Only Internet Site Dedicated to the Art of GIMP; Over Knopen (Knots, how to tie them and their purpose.... plus pictures); The rec.crafts.knots FAQ; Roper's Knot Links; Ropers Knots Page; Ropeworks (A book of knots, hitches, splicing, lashing and rope making); Samson's Eyesplicing Instructions; US Army Field Manual FM 5-125 - Rigging Techniques, Procedures, and Applications
Lighthouses & Lightships:: The Admiralty Marine Model Gallery (Miniature lighthouses); Beacons in the Night (Lighthouses Around the World); Bill's Lighthouse Getaway; Bird Island Lighthouse (Marion, Massachusetts); Canadian Lighthouses (Information and links); A Celebration of Lights (The lighthouses of the Chesapeake Bay); The Commissioners of Irish Lights; The Corporation of Trinity House; Fairport Harbor Lighthouse (Ohio); Grant and Tracey's Lighthouse Page (Australia); HarbourLights.com (Information about harbour lights, lighthouses and anchor bay ships, lighthouse collectibles); The Internet Public Library Lighthouse Internet Guide; Jack's Lighthouse Links; Jerry's Photolab (A few lighthouse and lightships photos scattered among a lot of US Coast Guard photos); Jim Daviner's Original Lighthouse Watercolors; Keepers of the Light (Tales from two West Coast lighthouse lovers); Lake Manufacturing & Development (Garden lighthouses); Lighthouse Heritage (Index to National Maritime Initiative lighthouse sites); Lighthouses (Pharology, pilotage and seamarks); Lighthouses and Ships within the National Park System; Lighthouses: A Photographic Journey (The lighthouses of Michigan, The Great Lakes, America, and the world, at the Internet Public Library); The Lighthouse Society of Great Britain ("The leading source of information for world Lighthouses"); Lighthouses of Australia; The Lighthouses of British Columbia; Lighthouses of Lake Superior; The Lightship Port (Devoted to the history and lore of lightships and lighthouse tenders); Lights of the Lakes (Great Lakes lighthouses); Linda's Lighthouse Page (With links to many other lighthouse sites); Lit Lamps of the World (Tales of lighthouses and lightships); Mike's Lighthouse Pages (California and Oregon); Montauk Lighthouse (Fourth oldest active lighthouse in the US); Muckle Flugga (Northernmost rocks and lighthouse in the British Isles); National Lighthouse Center and Museum (Featuring the lighthouses of New York harbor, Staten Island, New York); National Lighthouse Conference 1999 (To promote historic preservation of lighthouses and light station properties, Key West, Florida, October 12-16); The National Maritime Initiative's Inventory of Historic Light Stations (US); The National Maritime Initiative's List of Publicly Accessible Lighthouses (US); New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide; The North Light Fund (Trying to save a Block Island, Rhode Island light); Pab's Miniature Lighthouses Made of Salvaged Wood from Old Boats that Cannot Be Saved
The Pat Hathaway Historical Photo Collection (Views of California lighthouses): The Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse (Florida); Rod's Lighthouse Photos; The Saint Augustine Lighthouse and Museum (Florida); The Selkirk Lighthouse (Salmon River at Lake Ontario, New York); Shore Village Museum - Maine's Lighthouse Museum (Rockland); Steven Owens Photography (British Isles lighthouse pictures); World-Wide Web Virtual Library: The World's Lighthouses, Lightships & Lifesaving Stations
Link Lists:
1stboat (Links to useful information for new and future powerboat owners): 4wings' Hovercraft Linkpage; @queous - of, like, or containing water ("The search engine that's all wet!"); AboarD Nauti-Links (Extensive list); Ade's Finnish sailing page; Aladdin Sailing Index (UK); The Åland Islands Maritime Museum's Links Page; Alaska Links; Alaska Maritime Agencies' Fisheries Links; Alex Arthur's Sailing and Boating Links; AllAboutBoats.com; Al's Directory to Sailing Sites; Andrew Draskóy's Traditional Sail Links; Andrew Lewis's Boating Resources Page; Anthony's Vogl's Marine Links; The Bank of Bad Habits (Jimmy Buffett Links); Baseline Technology's Engineering URL Database (Links to boat plans, engineering, manufacturing, drafting or software in support of these areas); Before the Wind Sailing Corporation (Links to online sailing texts, reading lists and bookstores); Before the Wind Sailing Corporation's Sailing and Marine Related Links; Bill Smith's Links (Commercial, government, and nonprofit groups concerned with maritime affairs in and around New England); Blacksmith's Resources; Boating America's Links to Great Places; Boating Instruction on the Internet (A link list); BoatingLinks.com ("a directory to boating resources on the Web"); BoatingOnTheWeb.com; Boating Safety Information Links; Boating UpDate in California; Boating with Capt'n Clint (Boating, Sailing, & Fishing Resources, with information on the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland); BoatNet's List of Maritime Museum, History and Education Links); The Boat Owners World; boatyard.org's Boating Web Directory; Bob Erkamp's Sailing Links; Bolger Boats on the Web; Brown Marine's Maritime Links; The Canadian lifeboat Institution's Link List; Canadian Lighthouse Links; Captain Alan Badia's Fishing and Boating Links; Cap'n Ron's Humongous Links List; Cap'n Ron's Pirate Links; Captain Randy's River Links; Carsten Jørgensen's Maritime Links; The Chain Locker (Links to HM Coastguard pages); Champagne Mumm's Boating Links; http://www.cibernautica.com.ar/ (Argentine sailing links); Coast Guard dot Org (Coast Guard links, unofficial); ComFish (The commercial fishing & seafood index); Comprehensive Ocean Links at OceansCanada
CoutaNet ("Everything Couta online"): Crazy Dave's Boating Link Center; Critical Mast (Sailing links); CruisersNet.com (Resources for cruisers); Cruiser News Online (Links to cruising pages and articles); Cybernautica ("Your boarding dock to sail the infinite Internet sea"); Dana's Index of Electronic Manufacturers on the Web; Danish Museum Links; Darryl McMahon's Electric Boat & Outboard Links; DataPlace Yachting & Sailing Index (Holland); Deb's Coast Guard Links Page; Deutsches Wassersportforum; A Directory of Commercial Fishing Organizations; Disabled Sailing on the Web; Dive Japan (Links and Information on scuba diving in Japan); Don Nugent's Maritime Companies (Links to companies in the maritime industry); Don Nugent's Offshore Oil Patch Links; Don Nugent's Seaport Links; D. R. Webb's Maritime, Merchant Marine, Ships andMarine Links; Early Day Gas Engine & Tractor Links; The Easternway, Inc. Sailing Index; East India Trade and Maritime History Links; Eric Goldstein's Hovercraft Bookmarks; Essential Boating on the Web; Estrela Polar/Polar Star ("The web site that guides who loves the sea"); European Shipping Pages (Links to ports, shipping companies, various shipping sites); The Evans-West Lists of Marine Museums (Links to lists of naval, maritime and military museums in Britain, Ireland and their islands); Ferry Companies of the Web; The FishSearch.com Search Engine ("The search engine for all fishing related topics"); Foergers' List of Ocean & Marine Related Web Sites and Links; Foils ("An accumulation of odds and sods on building dinghy foils"); Frank Schoenstedt's Cruise Ship and Ferry Links; Fun Riverboat Links; Gateway of Flanders' Canal Links; GENSEEK's links to genealogically useful shipping pages; Glen Segell's Index of History on the Internet; The Global Shipping and Maritime Search Engine & Directory (GSD, "the complete global shipping guide for the maritime community"); Great Lakes Boating Links; Great Lakes Shipping Links (At the Welland Canal Ship Society); Great Outdoor Recreation Pages' Paddling Links (GORP); Great Web Sites for the Oklahoma Fisher-Person; Guide to Sailing and Cruising Stories; A Guide to Underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet; A Gunroom Guide to Patrick O'Brian Web Resources; Historical Shipwreck Links (At Diving into History); The Home of Cap'n Toast; Houseboating Links; The Hovercrafters Resource (Lots of links to other hovercraft sites); Humberto Martinez's Yacht Design Links; The Iceland Directorate of Fisheries' Links; Images of Ships on the Internet; INFOHUB Boating Page; The International Sailing Federation's Disabled Sailing Links (ISAF); Intership's List of Energy/Marine/Shipping/Offshore/Transport Related Sites; In the Service of Humanity (Lifeboat services around the world); Irish Sailing Resources on the Internet; Island Cruiser News Online; Island Design's Powerboat Links (Manufacturers, designers, racing); Jack's Lighthouse Links; Jan Guthries' Sailing Links; Jerry Barker's Boating and Sailing Links; Jim Coburn's Greenland Kayak Links; JimmyJo Meeker's Fishing Other Sports Links; Jim's Marine Insurance Links; Alden Yacht Links; Kathryn A. Kwasniak's Links to Companies in the Maritime Industry; Ken Olsen's Sea Lanes (Lots of nautical links); Knots on the Web; Koffen Af Hansø's Links Page; KORAB Marine Links Collection (Very good); Lars Poulsens Maritime Links; Layne Hedrick's Marine Archaeology Links; Legazpi Maritimo (Spanish commercial shipping links); Leigh Kimmel's Admiral Lord Nelson Links; The Lennox Passage Yacht Club's Tons O' Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Links; Les Annan'sMarine Links; Links2Go's Sailing Links; Links for Sailing People; A List of Web Sites in the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club Web Ring; The Longship Company's Links List; Lost in Cyberspace (Not so random nautical links); Lost in the Woods Boatworks' Canoe Links List; Mac's Navy Links (Links to navies around the world); Marcus Ward's Sailing Page; The Marine-Marchande Mailing List's Commercial Shipping Links; The Mariner's All-In-One Page (Links to online tools for mariners, which will assist them in their various needs); Maritime Links at the Limfjord Museum; The Maritime Mall ("If it's Maritime it's in the Mall"); Maritime & Railroad Links (At the carferries of Ludington); Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Page (Very good)
Marlinespike Knots' Links to Yacht and Boating Clubs: Martin Combs' Knotting Links Page
The Master Mariners' Benevolent Association's Links List: The Military Network (Military and military related links); The Mini Tug Julius N's Maritime Links; Mumbles Sailing School's Sailing Links; Nan son's Sailing Resources; The National Fisherman Mariner's Library, Links
Nautical Links That Could Be Useful for Inflatable Boat Lovers: Nautilia.net; Nautisk Forlag; Naval, Maritime and Defence Links (At the Naval Officers Association of Canada); Naval Resources (links); NavRing (Navy related Links); Northwest Legends' Rowing Links
Ocean Navigator's Electronic Charting, Plotter, GPS, & Navigation Links: O'Day Sailboat Pages; Old Salt's Sailing Page; Ontario Boating Links; Passengers in Time (Links to ships and passenger lists); Pete Meek's boating page; Peter McCracken's Maritime History Links; Pleasure boating links to Finland; Ports in the World; The Power Cruising Page; Professionally Related Marine and Marine-Model-Makers Pages and Links; Puffin Pete's Link List; The Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society's Links Page; Rachel Quarrell's Rowing Links; RBBI Boating Links Page; The Recreational Marine Navigator; The Rivers (Over 100 river related and houseboating Links); Roper's Knot Links; The Sailing and Boating Serious Sites List; Sailing in Australia; The Sailing Index (Steven Jones' link lists. Very comprehensive); Sailinks ("All the sailing links that fit"); Sailors Choice; SailPro.com (Sailboat racing links); Sam Wormley's Global Positioning System (GPS) Resources; Sandy McLearn's List of Navy WWW Sites Around the World; Scale Reproductions' Marine Links; SchoonerMan (Lots of good nautical links); Sea-and-Boats ("Your nautism directory"); Sea Dragon Studio's Schooner Links; Sealogy, Marine Web Pages; Search and Rescue Links World; The Seattle Area Boating Links Page; Seattle Marine's Links List; Segelboot.de (A German links list); The Shanty Homepage (links); Shetland Fishing News' Fisheries Links; Site Reviews & Links at The Eighth Sea; Skipamiðlunin Bátar & Kvóti Ltd. (Iceland & Iceland fisheries links); Small Boat Association Links (At The National Small Boat Calendar); Smith's Master Index to North American and World Maritime Museums on the Web; Starpath's Pacific Northwest Marine Weather Links; Steve's World Wide Canoe Web; Swallows and Amazons For Ever! (Links for Australian TARS); Swissboat Magazine's Hot Links; The Thames Vintage Boat Club's Links to "Boaty" Sites; Tight-Line's Fishing Links; Tom Morris' Best Boating Resources on the Web; Tony Matteliano's Scale Model Index (Links to scale model related Web pages); Tower Hobbies' R/C Web Directory; TradBoat (Traditional boat and classic yacht links); Trawler World's Links to Cruising the Web
UK Dinghy Racing's Links to All Uk Sailing Clubs and Class Associations (And other nautical sites): The UK Sailing Index; The UK Sailing Resource; The Ultimate Directory of Kayaking Links; The Ultimate Sailing Link Page (With a J80 focus); The Ultimate Sailing Resource; The Ultimate Source of Sailing and Boating Links!; The US Coast Guard NAVCEN'S Links of Interest; US Navy Web Sites; La Voile et Internet; Warren's PT Boat Links; Warships on the Web (A database of all warships on the web); Western WaterWeb's Sailing Source; Williams' Coracle Links; Wingo Bay Sailing Links (San Francisco Bay area, yacht racing links); World History Compass ("Links to history sites on the Web the World over"); The World of the Vikings (A guide to Viking resources on the internet); http://www.smallships.com/ ("A yachtsman's guide to the web"); WWW Weather Information Links; Yahoo Index Sailing Page; YachtingWeb's Link List; Yacht Research Links
Magazines & Periodicals:: 48° North ("The Northwest sailing magazine"); The ACBS Rudder; Alaska Fisherman's Journal; Atlantic Coastal Kayaker; Australian Hovercraft News; barcos.net ("Primera revista electrónica del mundo de la nautica"); Båtmagasinet (Norway's largest powerboat magazine); Beachcomber (Camper & Nicholsons' quarterly review on the world of yacht charter); Beachcombers' Alert! (Newsletter of the Beachcombers' and Oceanographers' International Association); BigBoy (French yachting & sailing magazine); Bill Samson's Chebacco News (Newsletter for those building this Phil Bolger design); Blue Water Sailing (Newsletter of gear and seamanship for offshore sailors); Boatbuilder Magazine ("The journal of boat design and construction"); Boat For Sale Magazine (Online listings); Boating Central.Com (Boating industry guide); Boating Industry ("The Internet source for the recreational marine industry"); The Boating News (Southeast US news magazine)
Boat Journal/Nor'Westing: Boats and Harbors ("Market place for the commercial marine industry"); Boat & Motor Dealer; Boats-Yachts.com (A "browseable and searchable print and Internet magazine for boat brokers, dealers, builders, marine insurance, financing and talk about boats"); Boat Trader Online; By-The-Sea ("An on-line journal... for boating in the Northeast corner of North America"); Canadian Yachting Online ("Canada's sailing web site"); Catamaran Sailor; Catamaran World; Chasse-Marée; Chesapeake Bay InterNetMarine News ("A printed newsletter for boaters, liveaboards, and friends of boating everywhere"); Classic Boat; The Civil War Sailor & Marine Magazine; Coastal Cruising ("The magazine of achievable dreams"); Cruise Industry News ("The inside news of the cruise industry", annual book, quarterly mag, twice monthly newsletter); Cruiser News Online (Online magazine with Links to cruising articles and pages); Cruising The Maine Coast; Cruising World and Sailing World; Cubberley & Shaw Maritime Museum News (Information about maritime heritage activities throughout New England); The Daily Shipping News; Diver; DIY Boat Owner Online (Boat maintenance magazine); Downwind Online Sailing Magazine; Duckworks Magazine (Online magazine "Written for and by those wacky homemade boat builders and designers"); Fast Ferry International; FineScale Modeler; Fireball News Online; The Fishermen's News (West Coast commercial fishing magazine); The FisherNet ("An internet magazine, database, and commercial directory for folks who take their fishing seriously"); Fishing Boats & Gear (Online commercial fishing magazine); Florida Keys; Freshwater Seas ("The online magazine for people who sail the freshwater seas of North America"); The Glen-L Webletter (An occasional publication for boatbuilders); Good Old Boat ("The sailing magazine for the rest of us"); Great Lakes Cruiser; Harbour and Shipping (Canadian marine trade journal); Havbruk (Online magazine for the Norwegian fishing industry); Heartland Boating (Boating in the American Midwest); Hjokfinnies Sanglines (An internet magazine for poetry, music, polemics in English, Scots and Gaelic, with a sea section); HoloHolo Hawaii (Hawaiian water sports electronic magazine); InforMARE (Internet online newspaper devoted to transport, in Italian); Inside Multihulls (Australian print and on-line magazine); Instant Boatbuilder Newsletter (An online archive); The International Shipping Weekly ("The world's leading shipping magazine"); Internet Yachts (A boaters on-line magazine); Intersail Journal (Online); IPC Magazines (Yachting World, Yachting Monthly, Practical Boat Owner, and Motor Boat and Yachting); Jacht & Bootgids (Official guide to Dutch yacht brokers); Lake Michigan Maritime Marginalia (An online magazine "dedicated to those craft that inhabit the margins of Great Lakes history, small passenger boats, workboats, fish tugs, and the like"); Latitude 38 ("California's leading sailing & marine magazine"); Latitudes & Attitudes ("World Cruising And Sailing The Way It's Meant to be"); LiveAboard; Loggen Magazine (A magazine about shipping in general but mostly about passenger ferries, Sweden); Loisirs Nautiques (French boating magazine); Lou Bignami's Fine Fishing Magazine; Louisiana Fishing; Maine Boats & Harbors (Magazine about Maine's marine industries, heritage, art, and the lifestyles that go with it); Mainsheet (The magazine for Catalina and Capri owners); Marine Mechanic; Marine Money (Bridges the gap between ship owners and the shipping finance community); Mariner (Chesapeake Bay); The Masters, Mates & Pilots' Wheelhouse Weekly (Official electronic newsletter of the International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots); Mercator's World ("The magazine of maps, exploration, and discovery"); Mersey Shipping News; Messing About In Boats; A Messing About In Boats Index (By Dave Thibodeau); Metal Boat Quarterly; Military Parade (The magazine of the Russian military industrial complex); Model Shipwright (A quarterly shipmodeling journal); Motor Boats Monthly; Multihulls; National Fisherman; Nautical Brass Online Magazine (Marine collectibles and antiques); TheMarine Research Journal; Nautica Magazine Online (International yachting magazine from Italy); Navis (Ship and naval aviation history and modeling online magazine, plastic kit reviews); No Quarter Given (An online pirate magazine); The Obnoxious Times (Windsurfing & sailing with Team Obnoxious)
Ocean Navigator ("The magazine of marine navigation and ocean voyaging"): Offshore Yachting (Official publication of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia); On The Wire (Ezine for Hobie sailors); Open Water Rowing ("The publication for rowers who are really going somewhere"); Pacific Navigator (The Oregon coast ezine); Pacific Yachting (Cruising under power and sail in British Columbia); Der Palstek Verlag (German watersports technical magazine); PassageMaker ("The trawler & ocean motorboat magazine"); Penton Publishing (Industrial how-to magazines)
Pilot House (An online magazine dedicated to the trawler community): Points East (Gulf of Maine cruising magazine); Powerboat; Practical Boat Owner; Professional Boatbuilder
Professional Mariner ("Tells the stories of mariners in a full spectrum of occupations, and of the hairy situations they sometimes find themselves in"): Puget Sounder ("The online boating rag" free classifieds, news, features, fun and games)
R/C Modeler Magazine: Rejs (Polish sailing magazine); Rodale's Scuba Diving ("The magazine divers trust"); Roostertails (Electronic "magazine of speed on the water"); RottenBoat ("The 'zine for owners and enthusiasts of old wooden boats"); Sailing Breezes Magazine ("Your gateway to sailing on the Internet!"); Sailing Now "The yachting and boating magazine for the internet, everything to do with sailing, yachts, boats and sail boats"); Sailing New Zealand; The Sailing Source (Weekly Web sailing magazine); A Salty Dog ("The Internet's first on-line Sea Kayaking Magazine!"); SA Yachting Magazine ("South africa's leading sailing magazine"); Scuttlebutt (Online newsletter by Tom Leweck, an "irregularly distributed, irreverent collection of news, commentary, gossip, typos, opinions and dock talk"); Sea ("America's western boating magazine"); The Sea (Russian scientific-popular journal); The Sea History Archive; Seahorse Online (Official publication of the Royal Ocean Racing Club); Sealion, Sturgeon's Submarine Journal (Online); Semaphore World Sailing ("The Internet sailing magazine"); Sennit -- A Great Lakes Literary Journal; The Shetland Fishing News (The journal of Shetland's fishing industries); The Shetland News Shipping Pages; Ship Aficionado Magazine ("Reviewing great liners and cruise ships of yesterday and today"); The Shipping Times of Singapore
Soundings (Monthly tabloid covering pleasure boating in the eastern half of the US): South Florida Dive Journal; Southwinds (A Florida-based sailing magazine); Steamboating; Steamboat Notes (Newsletter); Swissboat ("The Swiss yacht magazine"); Tall Ships International ("The magazine of ocean adventures"); Texas Sailing News (Online sailing magazine for the Southwest); Thompson Dockside (Newsletter dedicated to the preservation of Thompson Boats); Tight-Line (East Texas fishing newsletter, fishing links); The Trailer Sailor Rag (Online magazine); Underwater Contractor (UK); Underwater Sports World ("The Premier Interactive Resource For SCUBA Divers", electronic magazine); Urgente Online Press (Free daily electronic newsletter for the transport industry, Spain); The Viking Times International Magazine; Voile et Nautisme au Québec (Canadian sailing magazine); Warship International; The War Times Journal; Watercraft; Waterfront News (South Florida nautical newspaper, online and print); Waterways Journal (Weekly newspaper of the US inland river transportation system); The Wave (Newsletter of the Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter Owners Association); The Wave~Length Paddling Magazine Network; The Week in Sailing (Online mag of the IYRU); The Westcoast Fisherman (Western Canada commercial fishing magazine); The WestCoast Mariner ("Canada's most widely read magazine serving professionals in the marine industry"); The Wheelhouse (A newsletter with unbiased information about cruising on cruise ships); WoodenBoat; WorkBoat; Yachting Monthly; Yachting Net; Yachting World; Yachts & Yachting Online
Mailing Lists & Message Boards:: The Baidarka Mailing List; The Boat Builders Forum; The Brion Toss Rigging Forum; The Cascade-L Mailing List (For owners, builders of, and anyone else interested in, Cascade and Chinook yachts); The Chesapeake & Delaware Traditional Boats Mailing List; ClassicYacht ("Developed for the benefit of classic yacht enthusiasts who desire a forum where they may share not only our common interest, but also our passion for the traditional yachts of yesteryear"); Cruising World's Metal Boats Bulletin Board; Dieselnet: Diesel Emissions Online (Internet forum to facilitate the exchange of technical and business information on diesel emissions and their control); Dock Walk (A discussion forum for the yachting professional)
The Electric Boats Forum at Yahoo!: The Ferro_Debat Message Board (Sailing and boatbuilding in ferrocement); Grand Banks Information Exchange ("A forum for Grand Banks owners to exchange problems and solutions, tips, cruising information and generally to get to know one another"); Hornblower-L (For admirers of Horatio Hornblower); IPMS Houston's Scale Model Forum; The Kaiserliche-Marine List (For serious discussion of the Imperial German Navy); The Kayak Sailing Mailing List; The Macgregor/Venture Sailing Discussion Group; Liszt, the Mailing List Directory (A general directory of mailing lists); The Mahan Naval History Discussion List; Mailing List Member's & Their Boats (Yacht-L, Sabre, Live Aboard & Jeanneau lists); The Marhst-L Mailing List (Maritime history); The Marine-Marchande Mailing List (To speak about the ships, the sailors, the ports, the history and the future of French and foreign merchant shipping); Maritime Friends (A forum for people working in the Maritime Industry, to talk about their jobs, employment opportunities, or a way for old sailing friends to catch up with one another); The Maritime Open Forum; The Modelers to Modelers Ship Modeling Message Board; The Model Ship Builders Message Board & Chat Room; The Multihull Mailing List; Multihulls Online Forum; NauticalFiction.com (A nautical fiction discussion forum and news site affiliated with Amazon.com); Navigation Resources at ronin.com (Mailing list); The Northeast Paddler's Message Board; The Outrigger List (Outrigger paddling and canoe culture); The Patrick O'Brian Discussion Archives (From mailing lists); The Phil Bolger's Boats Mailing List; The Potomac Boating Forum; Proto TarBoard ("An Arthur Ransome discussion forum"); The Rafael Sabatini List; The Rave Mariner's Sound Off Station ("Have something nice to say about the Maritime Industry? Or maybe something not so nice? This is the quarterdeck to do it"); The Safe Marine Transportation Forum (SMART); The Searoom-L Mailing List (Nautical novels from the age of sail, esp. P. O'Brian's & C. S. Forester's); The Seaways Shipmodeling & Marine Research List; SF BayRacer Boardsailers' Racing Forum; The Solo Sailors Mailing List; The Sound (Puget Sound boating message board); Steamboating Online (Free email newsletter); The Sultana Log (Logbook entries from the colonial schooner HMS Sultana - 1770 and later images of the replica building project, and notes from a volunteer's viewpoint); The Surfacewarships List; The "Tall Ship" Sail Training Forum; The Trawler World Mailing List; The Trawler World Hybrid Power Mailing List (Discussion of alternate means of generating power for propulsion and other purposes aboard power cruisers and power voyagers); The Wharram Catamaran Builders Online Forum; The Wooden Boats Mailing List; Yacht-Lers' Mugs & Bios; The Yacht-L Mailing List (Sailing and boatbuilding)
Maritime Academies & Schools:: The Alaska Sea Grant College Program (University of Alaska, Fairbanks); The Australian Maritime College; California Maritime Academy; Captain G. Anderson Chase (Associate professor of nautical science, MMA); The Chalmers University of Technology Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (Gothenburg, Sweden)
Chesapeake Marine Training Institute, Inc. (Professional seamanship classes for US Coast Guard licenses or seaman's documents, Hayes, Virginia): Clatsop Community College Maritime Science Department (Offering a wide variety of maritime training classes, Astoria, Oregon); Don Nugent's Maritime Schools (Links to merchant marine, naval and coast guard, as well as oceanographic schools); De Enkhuizer Zeevaartschool (Dutch nautical college for professional sailing vessels and merchant ships); The Faculty ofMarine Sciences of the University of Cadiz (Spain); The Falmouth Centre for Marine Studies (Cornwall); The Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador; Gdynia Maritime Academie (Poland); Great Lakes Maritime Academy; The HigherMarine School in Rotterdam); Kalmar Maritime Academy - Sjöbefälsskolan i Kalmar (Sweden); The Landing School of Boatbuilding and Design (Kennebunkport, Maine); The Louisiana Technical College Marine Operations Program; Lycees Maritimes et Aquacoles - France; MacNaughton Associates' Residential Yacht Design School; Maine Maritime Academy; Massachusetts Maritime Academy; The MIT Department of Ocean Engineering (Massachusetts Institute of Technology); The Naval Architecture Program, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Daltech); North Atlantic Fisheries College (Port Arthur, Scalloway, Shetland); The Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Marine Technology; The Ocean & Naval Architectural Engineering Program at Memorial University of Newfoundland (St. s); The Paul Hall Center for Maritime Training and Education (Preparing a skilled American work force for US flag vessels); SUNY Maritime College (New York); Texas A & M University at Galveston (Home of the "Sea Aggies"); Tidewater Community College's Hampton Roads Maritime Training Center (Workforce training and certification in all aspects of seamanship, Norfolk, Virginia); The United States Merchant Marine Academy; The University of Michigan Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering; The University of Plymouth Institute of Marine Studies; The University of Rhode Island Ocean Technology Center; Webb Institute of Naval Architecture (Private, tuition free college that offers a bachelor of science in naval architecture and marine engineering)
Maritime Archaeology:: Anegada Island Shipwrecks (British Virgin Islands); Angra Wrecks (Report on the underwater archaeological activity 1996-1998 Angra Bay, Azores); The Australian National Shipwreck Database; Centro Arqueologia Subaquática Açores (CASA); Claudio Bonifacio's Lists of Spanish Colonial Shipwrecks in Florida, Spain and Portugal; The Danish National Museum Marine Archaeology Center; The Deep Sea Shipwreck Explorer's Association (Non-profit trade association for companies involved with the archaeology and/or commercial exploration of shipwrecks in the deep ocean); The Denbigh Project (Documenting & preserving the wreck of one of the most successful blockade runners of the American Civil War); Diana Nemorensis (Lake Nemi roman ship reconstruction project); Diving into History ("Explore the fascinating world of nautical archaeology," a ThinkQuest entry); The Emanuel Point Shipwreck (Florida); First Contact (Supercritical drying of archaeological artifacts); The Floating Dock Bermuda Underwater Archaeology Project (Royal Navy Dockyard, Bermuda); A General Bibliography of the History and Archaeology of the Ship; The Great Lakes Shipwreck File 1679-1997; Guide to Historic Wreck Sites (UK); A Guide to Underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet; Historical Shipwreck Links (At Diving into History); The History and Excavation of HMS Pandora (The Queensland Museum); How I Found The Resurgam (First working submarine, wrecked off North Wales); An Index of The Shipwrecks of Lake Superior; The Institute of Maritime History; The La Salle Shipwreck Project (Matagorda Bay, Texas); Layne Hedrick'sMarine References (Nautical archaeology, maritime history, links); Long Point of Lake Erie Shipwrecks; The Maritime Archaeological Association of New Zealand Inc. (MAANZ); Marmara Sea Underwater Discoveries (Turkey); The National Park Service's Submerged Cultural Resources Unit (US); The National Underwater & Marine Agency (NUMA, supporting projects designed to uncover and explore our sea mysteries); Nautical Archaeology at the University of Wales (Bibliographies, online courses); TheMarine Archaeology Society; Nordic Underwater Archaeology (Sweden, Lots of links); Northern Maritime Research's Northern Shipwreck Database (North American marine casualties, 40°-pole); The Pan-American Institute of Maritime Archaeology ("Dedicated to the study of seafaring in the Americas"); Recent Archaeological Investigations of WW II Materials in Kiska Harbor (Aleutian Islands, Alaska); Regalskeppet Kronan (The wreck of a Swedish warship that exploded during a 17th century battle in the Baltic); Save Ontario Shipwrecks (SOS); The Scottish Institute of Maritime Studies; The Search for the Sunken WW II Japanese Submarine I-52; Shipwrecks/2000 (A symposium on shipwrecks organized by the Niagara Divers' Association, March 25, 2000, Welland, Ontario); A Site Source forMarine Archaeology; The St. George Shipwreck Museum (British ship wrecked off Jutland in 1811, Thorsminde, Denmark); The Swan (Cromwellian shipwreck, Duart Point, Isle of Mull); Underwater Archaeology at Florida State University; The Underwater Archaeology of Shipwrecks (University of Virginia); Western Australian Maritime Museum; The Wreck of Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge (Maybe); The Wreck of the Austrian Lloyd Ship Baron Gautsch; The Wreck of the Week Archive (Great Lakes Shipwrecks)

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Updated Oct 11, 2004