History is waiting to be discovered.

Their preservation below the surface allows visitors a look back in time...

Two Victorian-era ships vanished in uncharted waters.

Some unexpected treasure may have pinned down the whereabouts of notorious pirate Henry Every.

The infamous passenger liner was fitted with advanced safety features—lulling her crew into a false sense of security.

Poor communication resulted in a naval disaster.

The top-secret mission kept the discovery hidden away for years.

Now a tourist haven, the small colony was once run by pirates, for pirates.

The size of the submarines, a lack of ventilation, and the novelty of submarine warfare led to some uncomfortable situations.

The sinking of the “unsinkable” RMS Titanic was a shocking and deadly disaster.

Court-martialed after the sinking of the cruiser, Captain McVay's innocence was proven by Hunter Scott in 1996.

Alexander Selkirk was left ashore an uninhabited island by his captain.

Engage with the oft-forgotten Second War of Independence.

Set sail with these thrilling and true nautical tales.

Not only could the U-505 not sink other boats, its crew couldn't even sink the submarine themselves.

There's a good reason the old battleships are gone.

These powerful reads shine a solemn light on one of history's darkest chapters.

All the pieces fell into place for this rare historical event.

It remains one of history's most haunting maritime mysteries.

Like the sinking of the RMS Titanic, the 1956 shipwreck was one of the worst maritime disasters of the 20th century. 

As the Battle of Baltimore drew to a close, an American flag was raised—and the national anthem was born.