Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
NavigationPage 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 In between the locations of the railcars was the bulk freighter Interlink Dignity at Rukert Terminals. No activity was taking place at this time so … Read More
NavigationPage 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 Next up is Seagirt Marine Terminal, Baltimore’s container port. Two container ships were at dock, Grete Maersk and Capital’s Archimidis. Both ships were being loaded … Read More
This 181.66×23.77m (596x78ft) nuclear powered cargo ship was built in 1959 by New York Shipbuilding Corporation in Camden, New Jersey. She was built to demonstrate the peaceful use of nuclear … Read More
The actual designated day for National Maritime Day is May 22 which is the anniversary of the SS Savannah beginning the voyage of the first steamship to cross the Atlantic … Read More
Towards the end of March on their Facebook page the Cruiser Olympia, part of the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, posted a behind-the-scenes hard hat tour for $30. At … Read More
I previously saw this ship on October 3rd as she arrived for Baltimore’s Fleet Week. You can read more about this ship as well as watch a video of her … Read More
The SS John W. Brown is a Baltimore treasure. She was born here in town on September 7, 1942. More than 2700 ships like her were built for the WWII war … Read More
