The SS United States was such a big deal that she had her own theme song! Even though the lyrics were accompanied by mahogany pianos -- not the aluminum ones the ship's designer had intended -- the sh...

The SSUS Conservancy’s New York Chapter is joining with the City Reliquary Museum to bring you "The United States: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow," an exhibit celebrating America's Flagship's extraordi...

The story of the SS United States has inspired dedicated supporters from across the country and around the world.  One man's dedication to the ship was legendary. 

The ship's designer — my grandfa...

“You can’t set her on fire, you can’t sink her, and you can’t catch her!”

Terrible tragedies befell a number of ocean liners in the 20th century, often resulting in significant injury and loss of life...

We've got something very special to share with you today courtesy of the firm that brought America's Flagship into the world: Gibbs & Cox, Inc.

Yowza! William Francis Gibbs himself would surely be prou...

For his senior thesis project for the Interior Design program at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, Elvis Negron capitalized on his passion for ocean liners and chose the SS United State...

The SS United States Conservancy not only has dedicated supporters from all 50 states; America's Flagship also enjoys support from 35 countries! 

The ship played a crucial role in connecting the U...

When the SS United States sailed across the cover of Newsweek magazine in 1952, she was called the "Fastest, Toughest & Most Beautiful".  Newsweek's story began with breathless eyewitness reporting: "...

The SS United States Conservancy's "We Are the United States" campaign is an all-hands-on-deck effort to raise funds to help rescue and revitalize America's Flagship. It is also a celebration of how t...

"On September 22, 1967, I sailed on this grand ship from NYC to Southampton," writes Janet Riesman, one of the many passionate donors behind the Conservancy's efforts to save America's Flagship. As sh...