Alabama, Historic and ocean liner
Historic Pa. ocean liner endures 1,800-mile tow south to become artificial reef
The SS United States, the historic ocean liner that spent nearly three decades docked in the Delaware River, reached Alabama on Monday morning to begin final preparations for its sinking. The ship, considered a titan of its time, spent about two weeks being towed 1,800 miles south around the tip of Florida.
Where is SS United States now? Historic ocean liner ahead of schedule, prepares to dock in Alabama
On that voyage, the ship crossed the Atlantic in three days, 10 hours and 40 minutes, besting the RMS Queen Mary's time by 10 hours. To this day, the SS United States -- which is nearly as large as the Chrysler Building -- holds the transatlantic speed record for an ocean liner.
The SS United States, once America's crowning jewel of maritime engineering, has begun its last voyage from Philadelphia to ...
New York City preservationists’ dream of docking an historic ocean liner on the Brooklyn waterfront appears all but sunk — ...
The SS United States set the transatlantic speed record on its maiden voyage in 1952, a record it still holds today.
A nearly one-thousand-foot-long ocean liner, called the SS United States, sailed past Port Everglades. The massive vessel, ...
S.S. United States — world's fastest ocean liner — will pass by the South Carolina coast on route to its final destination ...
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The storied ocean liner SS United States arrived in Mobile Monday. The historic and long retired ship began her journey into Mobile Bay about 6 a.m. and moved toward the ...
The historic ocean liner began her journey into Mobile Bay about 6 a.m. and will be moving toward the docks at Modern American Recycling Services at 601 South Royal St. The arrival time will ...
Photos of the SS United States being pulled by a 140-foot tugboat prompted many to ask how the move was even possible.
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