Lawsuits and future plans for the SS United States The SS United States was moored at Pier 82 in Philadelphia for nearly 30 years until a judge ordered its eviction after Penn Warehousing filed a ...

The SS United States had a distinguished career as a transatlantic steamship. Now, officials in Florida plan to turn it into the world’s largest artificial diving reef.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The SS ... plan to relocate the ocean liner, sink it and build a $1 million seaside museum chronicling its history. RELATED: Ship sinking expert explains how the SS United ...

The average person can see about 3 miles until the horizon line ... There are also plans to build a land-based museum for the ship. Is the SS United States bigger than the Titanic?

After being docked in Philadelphia for nearly three decades, the SS United States -- once the world's fastest ocean liner -- ...

Once the SS United States leaves Key West, it’s expected to head straight toward Mobile, cutting a line through the middle ... There are also plans to build a land-based museum for the ship.

Once the process is completed, the remains of the vessel will be taken to Florida's Okaloosa County, where organizers plan to create a museum and visitor's center near where the SS United States ...

There are no plans for a Carnival-like welcoming of the SS United States as it slowly moves toward Modern American Recycling & Repair Services Inc., within an industrial waterfront area south of ...

The SS United States is bigger than the Titanic ... It was the flagship of United States Lines until the company folded in 1969, after years of flagging passenger numbers due to the competition ...

Okaloosa County bought the SS United States for $10 million in October, with plans to sink the ship to create an artificial reef off Destin-Fort Walton Beach and open an land-based museum.

March 3 (UPI) --The decommissioned luxury liner SS United States, dating back to 1952 ... mackerel and tuna." The plan is to cut holes throughout the ship to make sure it lands upright and ...