https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQiStJj26to
Note: This is a corrected video of Episode 19 (formerly Episode 19A). The original video was in a 4:3 aspect ratio. This is an incorrect ratio, as it shou

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzpF8AIlDvU
Yes, folks, it's a multi-part video. Actually, Episode 19 is more like a series of shorts. The first one is Part A, which features the Washburn Tunnel in H

https://porthouston.com/community/tours/sam-houston-boat-tour/
The M/V Sam Houston has been operating as Port Houston's public tour vessel since its inaugural voyage on July 30, 1958. This free service offers a leisurely, 90-minute round-trip, educational tour along the Houston Ship Channel. Individuals and groups are invited aboard to learn more about the port and maritime industry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houston_Ship_Channel
The Buffalo Bayou portion of the Houston Ship Channel. The Houston Ship Channel, in Houston, Texas, is part of the Port of Houston, one of the busiest seaports in the world. The channel is the conduit for ocean-going vessels between Houston-area terminals and the Gulf of Mexico, and it serves an increasing volume of inland barge traffic.. The Houston Ship Channel is a vital waterway located in

https://houstonhistoricaltours.com/portofhouston.html
10:00 AM. 2:30 PM. 10:00 AM. 2:00 PM. Not applicable. Tours A, B1 and B2, C1, and C2 all include going on a 75 to 90-minute boat ride on the Houston Ship Channel. The boat rides starts at the Turning Basin and goes no further than the Beltway 8 bridge and often not that far. It is limited in its scope.

https://porthouston.com/project-11-on-track/
The Houston Ship Channel Expansion - Project 11 has been authorized to begin construction with WRDA passing in December 2020 and a "new start" designation in January 2021. As the advocate and local sponsor of this crucial federal waterway, Port Houston is partnering with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as well as private industry on a plan to expand the channel at an accelerated pace.

https://secrethouston.com/port-houston-boat-tours/
To book your voyage be sure to do so at the beginning of the month - as reservations open on the first day of the month for a 30-day period. The Sam Houston tours are located at 7300 Clinton Drive inside the active port facility. Patrons are advised to take Exit 28, Clinton Drive from I-610 East Loop as there is presently roadway construction

https://www.yelp.com/biz/sam-houston-boat-tour-houston-2
Established in 1958. The M/V Sam Houston has been operating as Port Houston's public tour vessel since its inaugural voyage on July 30, 1958. This free service offers a leisurely, 90-minute round-trip, educational tour along the Houston Ship Channel. Individuals and groups are invited aboard to learn more about the port and maritime industry. Embarking from Port Houston's Sam Houston Landing

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g56003-d1739064-Reviews-Port_of_Houston_Authority_M_V_Sam_Houston_Boat_Tour-Houston_Texas.html
The M/V Sam Houston has been operating as Port Houston's public tour vessel since its inaugural voyage on July 30, 1958. This free service offers a leisurely, 90-minute round-trip, educational tour along the Houston Ship Channel. Individuals and groups are invited aboard to learn more about the port and maritime industry.

https://wanderwisdom.com/packages-tours/Tour-of-Houston-Ship-Channel-A-Fascinating-Tourist-Attraction
The Houston Ship Channel is the busiest port in the United States by the measurement of foreign tonnage. It only ranks second to Louisiana by way of the overall capacity of things shipped in and out of the country. In the entire world, Houston ranks as the 16th largest port. When one considers that this channel is 50 miles inland from Galveston

https://www.khou.com/article/life/living-in-the-lone-star/hidden-gem-sam-houston-boat-tour-houston-port/285-614f9e21-1eaa-4ee6-bfeb-24fd0d9d4710
Since 1958, the Port of Houston has offered a free boat tripalong the Ship Channel, giving the public unique perspective into its impact on Houston. "Give us a chance to show you what the Port is

http://www.bayareahoustonmag.com/tour-houston-ship-channel-boat/
While the tour is free, reservations are required, so call ahead. Kids 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit Portofhouston.com or call 713-670-2416. It's no cruise to Cozumel, but you'll come away with a whole new appreciation of one of the world's truly amazing industrial construction projects and a

https://www.visithoustontexas.com/listings/port-houston-boat-tour/22598/
Port Houston offers free, 90-minute round-trip, educational cruises along the Houston Ship Channel. Embarking from the port's Sam Houston Landing, visiting sightseers can enjoy passing views of international cargo vessels, and operations at the port's Turning Basin Terminal. Measuring 95 feet in length and 24 feet in width, the boat carries a maximum capacity of 100 passengers, with air

https://porthouston.com/community/tours/reservations/
Reservations are required to board the Sam Houston Boat Tour. Reservations should be made online and will only be available at the first of each month for a 30-day period. If you have any questions about a current reservation or would like to inquire about a tour date, please contact the Sam Houston team at 713-670-2631 or samreservations

https://revealnews.org/podcast/mighty-ike-a-monster-storm-in-the-making/
The Houston Ship Channel is a water highway, and it extends more than twenty miles inland, almost into downtown Houston. Thousands of ships come through here, each year, and tens of thousands of people live and work on the Houston Ship Channel, right in the path of a storm like Mighty Ike. Neena Satija of the Texas Tribune takes it from here.

https://www.pbs.org/video/going-dutch-in-the-caribbean-bh2bn8/
Episode 7 | 25m 17s |. My List. In this episode of World's Greatest Cruises, Lynn Elmhirst sails the Caribbean on board a ship that connects the Netherlands and America's former 'New

https://www.aiche.org/community/sites/local-sections/sts/events/sam-houston-boat-trip-port-houston
The annual Houston Ship Channel tour is back! The South Texas Section will journey down the Houston Ship Channel in the fully air-conditioned M/V Sam Houston on the evening of Friday, June 3rd. The M/V Sam Houston will leave the dock at 6:00 PM sharp and return to the dock at approximately 7:30 PM. During the tour, we will enjoy barbecue and

https://www.usharbors.com/2023/08/1879-lake-superior-shipwreck-accidentally-discovered-by-discovery-channel-tv-series/
In seeking to solve one shipwreck mystery, underwater explorers happened upon another. The quest — which unfolded on the Discovery Channel's "Expedition Unknown," an American reality TV series — starts with the adventure show host, Josh Gates, paddling in a bright yellow kayak through the Soo Locks as he looks for World War I-era French warships lost in the Great Lakes, the Inkerman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaMGh-PK4Go
Traveling Across America - Episode 19 / Final leg of the Trip Reaching the Pacific OceanWays to support the channel: Give Send Go: https://givesendgo.com/her

https://houstonmaritime.org/the-houston-ship-channel/
The Houston Ship Channel is open and operating 24/7/365. Only hurricanes and extreme weather events close the channel. Crews work around the clock every day to load, unload, moor, dock, push, pull, drive, and operate each of the ships and barges that come in and out of Houston. Learn more and visit the exhibit in our gallery!

https://fitzpatrickauthor.com/2018/04/11/debut-on-travel-channel-for-submarine-story/
I made my debut last week on the Travel Channel on Mysteries at the Museum. The episode is Season 19, Episode 6: "Italian Sherlock Holmes, King of the Airwaves and Texan Takes Moscow." My part was the expert to describe the wreck and rescue of U.S. Navy submarine O-5 in 1923. It went down in a collision outside the Panama Canal. The story concerns two sailors trapped underwater and the

https://cityseeker.com/houston-tx/372155-houston-ship-channel-boat-tour
Just sit right back and hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip…The Port of Houston offers a wonderful 90-minute tour of the Houston ship channels—for free! It's an activity perfect for a day of learning with the kids, or relaxing with a group of friends enjoying the sights of the city. Passengers can view the channels from an air-conditioned room on board, and the first beverage is free

https://next-episode.net/diners-drive-ins-and-dives/season-19
Season 19 guide for Diners, Drive-Ins, & Dives TV series - see the episodes list with schedule and episode summary. Track Diners, Drive-Ins, & Dives season 19 episodes.