#shipwreck

Wrapped beneath seaweed is the remnants of an abandoned shipping vessel that still stands off the coast of Maine.

Satellite imagery shows what appears to be several shipwrecks off the coast of Portland, Maine. Are they real, or just an illusion?

Local folklore and urban legends have persisted for generations, claiming that two old shipwrecks may have clues to a long-lost viking grave on Carney Island in Maine.

Six miles off the coast of Maine stands an imposing lighthouse that was named one of the coolest hidden wonders in the entire country.

On a stormy night in 1905, the Lizzie Carr vanished for good. Until it suddenly reappeared nearly a century later.

Local folklore and urban legends have persisted for generations that two old shipwrecks may have clues to a long-lost viking grave on Carney Island in Maine.

Researchers make an amazing find with help from their friend, "BEN."

The discovery of an intact ship propeller 100 miles off the coast of Maine has left scientists baffled as to what happened and how it got there.

It seems we Mainers have been showing our unique hospitality to people from away for a long, long time. Case in point: the Shipwreck of the Wanby.

In the book, the circus animals got to explore Maine. In reality, nearly all of the animals drowned.

This shipwreck in Hampden, Maine has gotten attention recently thanks to a very enthusiastic YouTuber.

You may have passed right by it without realizing it was there.

After a Nor'Easter crushed the coast of Maine with powerful currents, an old shipwreck is uncovered on a popular beach in York

Satellite imagery shows what appears to be several shipwrecks off the coast of Portland, Maine. Are they real or just an illusion?

This weekend, my husband and I went for a walk on Higgins Beach in Scarborough.  It was very cold but the sun was shining and there was little wind. We were there at low tide and stumbled upon an old shipwreck buried in the sand.