Turner backs Hunley recovery with name and money hope
Media magnate Ted Turner will lend his name to the Hunley recovery effort and may star in a film about the Confederate submarine. Officials seek up to 10 million dollars to raise restore and display the Hunley discovered off Charleston in 1995 after sinking the Housatonic in 1864. The project aims to raise private donations with corporate support and will display Conrad Wise Chapman's 1863 painting at the Charleston Museum before moving to Columbia and other South Carolina venues.
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Old Ironsides sails again after 116 years at sea
The U S S Constitution returned to power for the first unaided voyage in 116 years, a 204 foot three mast frigate that carried 36 sails. Thousands watched along Marblehead as the ship marked its 200th anniversary with a ceremonial sail and a renewed fighting spirit. Crew members, officials, and spectators praised the historic moment.
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