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Fluyt, carried pilgrims to Massachusetts in 1620
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Mayflower
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Galleon of Sir Francis Drake, completed a circumnavigation in 1580
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Golden Hind
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Original name of Drake's ship (above) until re-named mid-voyage in 1578
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Pelican
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Speedy tea clipper built in 1869, now a museum in Greenwich, London
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Cutty Sark
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Large passenger liner sunk in the North Atlantic by U-Boat in 1915
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RMS Lusitania
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US brigantine, mysteriously found floating abandoned off the Azores in 1872
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Mary Celeste
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Solar barge, built around 2500 BC for the funeral of an Egyptian Pharaoh
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Khufu Ship
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Balsa wood raft, sailed across the Pacific in 1947 by Thor Heyerdahl
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Kon Tiki
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Carried naturalist Charles Darwin on a voyage of scientific discovery in 1831
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HMS Beagle
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US Battleship, sank in Havana harbour in 1898, precipitating the Spanish-American War
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USS Maine
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Flagship of Admiral Nelson, launched in 1765, oldest still-commissioned warship in the world
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HMS Victory
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French frigate, wrecked off Africa in 1816, survivors cast adrift on a raft, painted by Gericault
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Meduse
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Barque used on the first of Captain Cook's voyages of discovery, 1768-1771
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HMS Endeavour
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Carried Captain Scott and Ernest Shackleton on a mission to the Antarctic 1901-1904
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RRS Discovery
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Shackleton's ship for his 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
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Endurance
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Name of the state barge of the Doges of Venice from 1311-1798
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Bucentaur
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Bronze-Age craft, constructed circa 1550 BC, named for place found in the English Channel
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Dover Boat
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The crew of this ship mutinied in 1789 before sailing to Pitcairn Island
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HMS Bounty
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First Union ironclad warship, nicknamed the "Yankee Cheesebox," delivered in 1862
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USS Monitor
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Viking Longship, built circa 320 AD, found in a Danish bog
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Nydam Ship
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War carrack of King Henry VIII, sank during the Battle of the Solent, 1545
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Mary Rose
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Departed England in 1845 under Sir John Franklin in search of the North West Passage
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HMS Erebus
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Sailed with Franklin (above.) Both ships lost - found in 2016 near King William Island, Nunavut
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HMS Terror
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First iron steamer to cross the Atlantic in 1845. Designed by Brunel, now a museum in Bristol (UK)
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SS Great Britain
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question now updated
Could add Edmond Fitzgerald (famous sinking), USS Arizona (sank during Pearl Harbor attack, now a memorial) , USS Missouri (signing of Japan's WWII surrender), Queen Anne's Revenge (Blackbeard's ship)