In 1876, the New Bedford whaling ship Catalpa sailed to western Australia and took part in the rescue of six Irish prisoners.
Dignitaries gathered in New Bedford this morning as, at long last, South Coast Rail service finally launched, connecting the ...
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Planning a visit to the New Bedford Whaling Museum? Here are five restaurants to consider.NEW BEDFORD — As you walk through the cobblestone ... With over 750,000 items, including rare scrimshaw pieces and logbooks from whaling ships, the museum's impressive collections are sure ...
The New Bedford Whaling Museum will be hosting April 17 an event about Pico, Azores, featuring a book release, film screening ...
Tryworks -- brick oven furnaces used to render oil from whale blubber -- are first installed on ships ... whaling voyages. Prominent Nantucket whaling merchant Joseph Rotch resettles to New ...
a whaling historian and former curator at the New Bedford Whaling Museum in Massachusetts, told the AP. Lund additionally said that while more than 200 whaling voyages ventured into the Gulf, ships ...
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New Bedford Whaling Museum expanding its campus to house larger exhibits, eventsNew Bedford Whaling Museum President and Chief Executive ... Marvel at five massive whale skeletons, the world’s largest ship ...
Tryworks -- brick oven furnaces used to render oil from whale blubber -- are first installed on ships ... whaling voyages. Prominent Nantucket whaling merchant Joseph Rotch resettles to New ...
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