Originally called the Nordic Empress, the ship was the first mainstream cruise ... the Seas ahead of its christening in Southampton, England. For our 'first look' tour of the ship's pool decks ...

The Empress departed from the port at Quebec City on May 28, 1914, with 1,477 passengers and crew headed for England. At the time, it was considered the fastest ship travelling between the Quebec ...

The Empress of Ireland was sailing from Quebec City to Liverpool, England, in the early hours ... the vessel's crews could see the lights from another ship, the Storstadt, which was a ship full ...

What's it like on the American Empress, the Columbia River paddle wheeler christened on Saturday? Our latest Cruise Ship Tour, in the carousel above, offers a deck-by-deck look at the vessel.

The ship is the 25-year-old Empress, which is now sailing for the Spanish brand Pullmantur. It will be rebranded as the Empress of the Seas and returned to the Royal Caribbean fleet. Moving the ...

NEW RIVERBOAT: The American Queen Steamboat Co.’s American Queen is getting a sister ship. The company just announced the purchase of the Empress of the North from the U.S. Maritime Administration.

American Cruise Lines (ACL) is revealing few details on what it plans to do with the American Queen and American Empress after saying it scrapped the other two ships it acquired from American ...