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Celebrated nuclear ship rests in Baltimore

By By Michael Dresser and The Baltimore Sun

Jul 31, 2011 8:26 PM

N.S. Savannah, a decommissioned nuclear-powered cargo and passenger ship, is moored at Canton Marine Terminal Pier 13.

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