Crewmember Profile: Joseph Ridgaway
(April 13, 2004 – CHARLESTON, SC) – Joseph Ridgaway was second-in-command the night the H. L. Hunley became the first successful...
Crewmember Profile: James A. Wicks
(April 15, 2004 – CHARLESTON, SC) James A. Wicks experienced his share of danger throughout his life, and even survived...
Crewmember Profile: Miller
(April 14, 2004 – CHARLESTON, SC) – The man we know only as Miller may be the most elusive member of...
Crewmember Profile: Corporal J. F. Carlsen
(April 15, 2004 – CHARLESTON, SC) – J. F. Carlsen was a European by birth. He seems to have been drawn...
Excavation of Civil War Sub Ends
(November 21, 2003 – CHARLESTON, SC) This week, Hunley staff scientists completed the excavation of the H. L. Hunley’s two...
New Artifact Found in Forward Ballast Tank
(October 9, 2003 – CHARLESTON, SC) – When scientists began excavation of the Hunley’s ballast tanks this week, they were doubtful...
Excavation on H. L. Hunley Ballast Tanks Begin
Starting this Monday, the Hunley scientific team will start excavating the two ballast tanks of the interior of the world’s...
Hunley Researchers Probe the Mystery of Time
Time itself is a multi-layered mystery to the international team of scientists working to excavate and conserve the world’s first...
First Step Taken Toward Unique Conservation Challenge
(July 12, 2003 – CHARLESTON, SC) The Hunley project is beginning what may prove to be its longest and most...
Hunley Crew to “rest in peace, at last”
Burial announced to honor submarine crew (May 16, 2003 – CHARLESTON, SC) “We will soon witness one of the great...