The precise motive behind mounting a carved figurehead at the bow of a ship or boat is uncertain. It is believed these iconic objects held a strong magical or religious significance relating to a ship ...

Sommelier Richard Olson III stands outside the iconic Lahaina Grill with its famous nautical ship’s bow figurehead. The Maui News / CARLA TRACY photo Looking back in time, I was right on the ...

The Titanic may have survived more than a century at the bottom of the North Atlantic, but a chunk of the ship's iconic bow ...

The figurehead on the prow of the 417-foot watercraft ... which is the name of the ship. Koru means "loop" or "coil" in the Māori language and often signifies new beginnings.

The Titanic leaves Southampton, England, April 10, 1912, on her maiden voyage. (AP Photo, File) New images of the Titanic have revealed how time is taking its toll on the shipwreck, which has rested ...

“While RMSTI call this a ‘drastic change’, it’s merely superficial,” claims Titanic Memorial Lighthouse. “Both port and ...

Commander Victor Hugo Molina Perez, who helms the Mexican Navy's training ship Cuauhtemoc ... film series with her tall masts ...

And what makes that ship beautiful is that that clipper bow on that frigate stern ... So of course at that point that you see the demise of figureheads on warships because if you’ve got a straight ...

In addition, Salazar gained the ability to lift the bow of the Silent Mary and have it crash and devour the other ships under it, like the jaws of a sea monster, and the figurehead could animate and ...

One evokes a boxcar, while another looks like a figurehead on the bow of a ship. All allow hikers to rest and soak in the ...