Though controversy erupted when a shipwreck was declared to be the HMS Endeavour back in 2022, a new published report ...

For centuries, a ship that helped change history lay forgotten beneath the waters of Rhode Island. Now, the mystery surrounding James Cook’s famous vessel has finally been solved. After 250 years of ...

A replica of the ship Captain James Cook used to sail to Australia and New Zealand has arrived in Whitby to form part of a new tourist attraction. The full-scale copy of Endeavour was towed 40 ...

Inside the Endeavour. The real HMS Endeavour was commanded by Middlesbrough born explorer Captain James Cook on his first voyage to the south Pacific, Australia and New Zealand from 1768 to 1771.

James Cook was 18 when he came to Whitby to start his three year apprenticeship to John Walker. ... Captain James Cook's life was never without such surprising incidents at both home and abroad.

Once Captain James Cook left Whitby port on The Endeavour, it carried him to South America, Australia and New Zealand in the 1760s. The replica ship cannot sail by itself and therefore has to be ...

A LANDMARK statue commemorating the legendary explorer Captain James Cook could be restored to its former glory. The iconic statue, overlooking Whitby harbour and Abbey, is in need of serious ...

A shipwreck of Captain James Cook’s HMS Endeavour which sank in 1778 is being eaten by crustaceans, experts have found. All Sections News you can trust since 1754 ...

A unique watercolour painting from Captain James Cook’s third and fatal voyage is now on display to the public for the first time ever at Whitby’s Captain Cook Museum.

For centuries, a ship that helped change history lay forgotten beneath the waters of Rhode Island. Now, the mystery surrounding James Cook’s famous vessel has finally been solved. After 250 ...

A replica of the ship Captain James Cook used to sail to Australia and New Zealand in the 1760s is to become part of a new tourist attraction in Whitby.