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About the NPS Maritime Heritage Program Vessel Pages
The purpose of these pages is to provide you with information about ships and their place in American history as well as their role in global society. In doing so, we hope to enhance your understanding of the important role that water-born transportation has played in the development, expansion, defense, and commercial endeavors of the United States and other nations. Through these pages, we seek to provide you with examples of historic ship types as well as access to information about ship design and function. These pages are intended to serve as a basic reference tool, a starting point for learning about ships and appreciating the interpretive value they offer for understanding past and contemporary society. To learn more about the type of information provided on this web site, click on any of the following categories: |
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More About: Historic Ships Listed by Name, Type, and Region & State More About: the Inventory of Historic Ships More About: Some Basics about Historic Ships More About: Links to More Historic Ships |
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We hope you will enjoy our vessel pages. Suggestions of other pertinent topics that you would like to see included with these pages as well as appropriate web sites that we might link to are appreciated. Please forward suggestions to: | |
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Jennifer
Perunko Maritime Heritage Program National Park Service, Dept of Interior 1849 C Street, NW (NRHE - 2280) Washington, DC 20240-0001 |
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These pages were produced by Hallie Brooker, National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers (NCSHPO) contractor and are currently maintained by Jennifer Perunko, Maritime Historian with the Maritime Heritage Program of the National Park Service . |
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