Work is continuing to transform the world's fastest ocean liner, the SS United States, to the world's largest artificial reef.

The SS United States, once a luxury ocean liner, is being prepared to become an artificial reef off the Florida coast. After failing to repurpose the ship, the SS United States Conservancy sold it ...

The iconic ship’s conservancy shared drawings of the eventual site, while preparations to sink the historic ocean liner off Florida continue.

The 65-foot forward smokestack was removed from the SS United States. The stack will be preserved for future use in the SS United States Conservancy.

We are getting a first look at a museum that will commemorate the historic SS United States.

The 65-foot forward smokestack was removed from the SS United States. The stack will be preserved for future use in the SS United States Conservancy.

The towering funnels of the legendary SS United States will be removed in Mobile, Alabama, to become the centerpiece of a planned museum in Destin-Fort Walton Beach.

As the ocean liner SS United States is being prepared for its final voyage, from Alabama to a site off Florida, we look back at what made it so important.

The SS United States is in Mobile to prepare to become an artificial coral reef, but there is a new twist about where she might be sunk.

The SS United States has ended its final voyage as it arrived in Mobile, Alabama to be readied for its transformation into an artificial reef.

The SS United States, once a symbol of maritime prowess, now shows signs of significant decay as it remains docked, awaiting its transformation into an artificial reef.

The end of an era arrives today as the SS United States enters Mobile Bay at the end of her final voyage after nearly two weeks at sea.