The historic ship Elissa is set to return to Galveston on Saturday. Its arrival is anticipated at the Galveston Historic Seaport, which is located near Harborside Drive. The ship is expected to dock around noon. People planning to attend are advised to gather at Pier 21. Further details about the Elissa's return can be found through Houston Public Media, the source of this information.
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