Features Video

The Charles W. Morgan prepares to sail again

Published May 11. 2014 12:01AM

Mystic Seaport president Steven C. White tells the story behind the decision to sail the Charles W. Morgan, the last surviving wooden whaling ship.

Commenting is closed. Comment threads are monitored for 48 hours after publication and then closed.

Loading comments...

1	A tale of two crashes in Montville
2	Navy: 'Minor' moisture leak in nuclear plant prompts sub's return to Groton base
3	Police identify body discovered in Norwich
4	(No heading)
5	DOT commissioner discusses transportation lockbox proposal with local officials
6	Norwich man says he was hit by lightning while filming Tuesday rainstorm
7	East Lyme Puppetry Project crafting the tale of the first submarine
8	Thiel-backed fund hits the jackpot with $12 billion stake in pot business
9	Two unlocked cars stolen from Groton City residence
10	Attorney for alleged sexual assault victim questions Norwich Free Academy's response

1	New Johnny 5 reunite after 28 years
2	We’re coming from a place of love, ECC
3	Killingly's Nsaiah Harriet finds the gridiron via the soccer pitch
4	Fitch’s Mike Ellis and Montville’s Tanner Grove
5	East Lyme boys' and girls' soccer teams share a close bond

1	GOP candidates can't explain how a Gov. Stefanowski would end the income tax 30
2	Kavanaugh's accuser wants FBI probe before she testifies 28
3	Colchester woman pleads guilty in 2016 Waterford drunken-driving fatality 7
4	5 ways Trump's tariffs on $200B in China goods could be felt 6
5	Senate right hearing both sides of troubling account 6

1	'We're doing the right thing'
2	Charles W. Morgan begins 38th voyage
3	Young shipwrights of the Charles W. Morgan