The replica Columbus ships, Nina and Pinta, are seen docked at Levee Park in the Mississippi River on June 30 in Winona.

Two full-size replicas of Christopher Columbus' historic fleet will again be on exhibit at a city-owned museum in Corpus Christi "hopefully by May," said City Manager David Garcia. The planned re ...

Christopher Columbus' three ships — the Pinta, the Niña and the Santa María — will be replaced with the steelpan, a popular percussion instrument that originated in the eastern Caribbean island.

A replica of the Nina ship passes by Cape Girardeau during a trip from Hannibal, Missouri, to its next stop at Grand Rivers, Kentucky. The Columbus Foundation operates two replicas, Nina and Pinta ...

The Niña, Sanger said, is an exact replica of the ship Columbus sailed. The Pinta is 15 feet longer and 8 feet wider than the original to accommodate more people for charters and events.

Replicas of the Niña and Pinta, ships Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to “discover” America, are docked at Riverside Park and will be available for tours until their departure ...

DAVENPORT — Neither Christoper Columbus nor Snoopy were present, but their respective "ships" appeared in the Quad-Cities on Tuesday. "Snoopy's" MetLife airship sailed over Pinta and Nina ...

On Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1913, the Manitowoc Daily Herald announced replicas of Christopher Columbus’s ships (the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria) would arrive in Manitowoc the next day.

Southeast Missourian Hand-built replicas of Christopher Columbus' Pinta and Nina ships will dock on the Cape Girardeau riverfront from Sept. 29 to Oct. 8.Submitted ...

The Pinta was recently built in Brazil and is a larger version of the archetypal caravel. Both ships are on display until their departure early Monday morning October 10th.

The Nina and Pinta were two of three ships used by Christopher Columbus to discover the new world. The ships will be docked there until September 8.

You might remember learning in school about Christopher Columbus and his three ships: the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa María. This week you can step inside replicas of two of those ships.