One of the anchors of the USS Stewart—a World War II-era destroyer escort that’s now a museum ship at Seawolf Park, Galveston, Texas.
Towering Derrick
The Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig & Museum’s derrick is backlit by the afternoon sun in Galveston,Texas’
The Battleship’s Guns
The 14-inch main guns, which could fire 1,400 lb. shells 13 miles, of the battleship USS Texas, now on display as a museum ship near Houston.
A Herculean Vessel
Detail of the 1907 Hercules, a tugboat now moored at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park at Fisherman’s Wharf.
Stone Conquerors
Detail of the facade of the Museo Casa Montejo, Mérida, Mexico.
Going the Distance
Abstract architectural detail of Dallas’ Perot Museum of Nature & Science.
Fiery Steel
The Frank Gehry-designed Museum of Pop Culture (formerly the EMP Museum) obscures a portion of the adjacent Space Needle at the Seattle Center.
Under the Rig
The derrick of the Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig Museum rises into the sky over Galveston, Texas.
Made of Stone
Galveston, Texas’ historic 1892 Bishop’s Palace rises into the sky over the island.
The Palace in the Dark Sky
Galveston, Texas’ historic 1892 Bishop’s Palace rises into the sky over the island.