Volunteers work with museum staff to get the triple-expansion steam engine aboard the world's only above-water whaleback working again.

Two Wisconsin maritime historians discovered the John Evenson steam tug about five miles northeast of Algoma, Wisconsin.

The French passenger steamship Le Lyonnais, missing since 1856, has been located in the Atlantic Ocean. According to the ...

The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with the ...

If we do and think the way we always have, we can’t expect much to change. We will always get similar results. The thinking that got us to where we are today won’t take us to the next level. Last week ...

The Soviet Union's Komsomolets, also known as the Mike-class submarine, was an advanced deep-diving vessel introduced in 1984 ...

The Carolinas’ family-friendly attractions include everything from pristine shorelines to scenic mountains. Adventures or ...

Huawei has announced its latest generation of smart devices, including the Watch GT 5 series, Watch Ultimate, and a ...

A diver with one of the Lusitania's bridge telegraphs used to communicate with crew in the engine room. Picture: Barry McGill ...

The world's largest operating steam locomotive, 'Big Boy', will make its way through East Texas as part of the upcoming ...

Steam powered machines were once the cutting edge of technology, queuing the beams for the barns and shaving the shingles for the sheds, smaller engines ground the grain and pump the water.

An immense amount of time and money has been expended upon new and ingenious cut-offs for steam engines. Each in its turn, as it was brought before the public, was supposed to excel its ...