When people think of pirates they often think of eye patches, peg legs, the fictional... ‘Real Pirates’ brings real treasure to HMNS Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

There are now too many pieces of treasure from the Whydah to display in one place. Several pieces are on the road as a traveling show put on by National Geographic, which also sponsors the museum.

Hands-on experiences are central to the exhibit, including the opportunity to feel what a 75-mph hurricane is like in a wind tube.

It’s also the first fully authenticated pirate ship discovered in U.S. waters and, according to Clifford, the only real pirate treasure on display anywhere in the world.

My favorite movie pirate is probably the Dread Pirate Roberts, from “The Princess Bride.” The inspiration for the character was a real pirate named Bartholomew Roberts, who captured, it is ...

The true story of a lost pirate treasure is on display at the latest exhibit featured at the Portland Science Center. PORTLAND — Separating fact from fiction, when it comes to the lives of ...

The display tells the story of the Whydah, built as a slave ship in 1715 and captured by pirate Capt. “Black Sam” Bellamy two years later. The Whydah sank in a ferocious storm off Cape Cod in 1717, ...

It was a weird fact to learn, but in all the history of nautical archeology there has been one, and only one, completely authenticated pirate ship wreck that has been discovered. It was the Whydah ...

A sliver of Clifford's discovery is on display through next April 4 at Nauticus, a marine science museum perched on the Norfolk waterfront. "Real Pirates: The Untold Story of the Whydah from Slave ...

The only pirate treasure ever to be discovered is on display right here in Winnipeg. The coins are among artifacts — fine, gold scissor handles with tiny flowers carved along them, homemade spoons and ...

The slaves, the pirates and the treasure on board the Whydah all sank before the notorious thief pirate reached land for a rendezvous with his girlfriend, a condemned witch.

MILWAUKEE -- A traveling exhibit called "Real Pirates" is making a stop at the Milwaukee Public Museum.Over 200 artifacts recovered from a shipwreck off the coast of Cape Cod are on display! It's ...