Shipwreck

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.

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.

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.

When you see this great video of him out exploring in Hampden the other day and bringing to light his latest find, you'll soon be enlivened by his passion. It was beautifully shot and produced.

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

The wind and melting from last week's storm revealed a broken old plastic sled and couple pieces of our downspout in the backyard. We're pretty sure you discovered some treasures too. Nothing is as impressive as what showed up on the 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?