During the American Revolution, an American inventor developed an underwater vessel that could destroy British ships by attaching a bomb to the hull of a ship. These are some of its unique features.

I f seeing a musket turn a nice, ripe honeydew into fruit salad at 60 yards is your idea of fun, “Revolutionary War Weapons” ...

Oceanographer Sylvia Earle, a National Geographic explorer-in-residence, calls Cashes “the Yellowstone of the North Atlantic”—an American ... but it takes a submarine to visit the Northeast ...

The Essex Land Trust maintains several preserves where visitors can experience Connecticut’s diverse ecosystems on ...

Essex Village, nestled against the Connecticut River, serves as the natural starting point for most visitors. Main Street presents itself like a masterfully composed painting, with Federal and ...

The first military submarine was designed to sabotage enemy shipping, and underwater designs for the next century.

The colonial victory against the British in the American Revolutionary War was far from a predetermined outcome. In addition ...

In August 1776, with the ink barely dry on the Declaration of Independence, the British Navy filled New York Harbor and the surrounding waters with 400 warships and 23,000 troops, establishing ...

Next year, America will celebrate its semiquincentennial, or its 250th anniversary, but the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution is this year. This makes it a big year for one ...

The Marías are taking another trip around North America with Submarine, their latest studio album that sent them out on the road for four months last year. In July, the band will kick off an ...