VESSEL REVIEW | American Eagle – American Cruise Lines welcomes coastal catamaran to fleet

American Cruise Lines (ACL) has taken delivery of its newest catamaran cruise ship, the 241- by 56-foot (73.4- by 17-metre) American Eagle. Built by Chesapeake Shipbuilding of Maryland as the lead ship of ACL’s new Coastal Cat-class, the vessel was designed to offer the qualities of expedition...

https://www.bairdmaritime.com/work-boat-world/passenger-vessel-world/cruise/vessel-review-american-eagle-american-cruise-lines-welcomes-coastal-catamaran-to-fleet/

Passenger Vessel News Roundup | August 29 – Newbuild US catamaran cruise ship, a Chinese electric tour boat and more

A new catamaran cruise ship has been delivered to a US operator while a Russian inland luxury liner enters its final leg of sea trials. A new sightseeing boat for the Chinese city of Fuzhou is launched into the water for the first time. Finally, a Puerto Rico-based transit authority places an order...

https://www.bairdmaritime.com/work-boat-world/passenger-vessel-world/cruise/passenger-vessel-news-roundup-august-29-newbuild-us-catamaran-cruise-ship-a-chinese-electric-tour-boat-and-more/

FreightWaves Classics/Fallen Flags: Railroad served Cape Cod

The railroad terminal and dock at Woods Hole, MA in the early 1900s. (Image: transportationhistory.org)

On January 26, 1848, the first section of the Cape Cod Branch Railroad opened in southeastern Massachusetts. The 14.7-mile section ran between the towns of Middleborough and Wareham in Plymouth County. By May of that year, an additional 12.9 miles of railroad track had been added, extending the railroad to the town of Sandwich on Cape Cod. 

“The main track is now completed, and in good running order, and well equipped,” noted the Cape Cod Branch Railroad Company in its 1849 annual report to...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/freightwaves-classicsfallen-flags-railroad-served-cape-cod

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