The Tall Ship Elissa has completed a notable journey and is back in Galveston. This voyage was significant, covering a substantial distance of 5,000 miles and taking 66 days to complete. The ship's trip was in celebration of a major milestone, America's 250th anniversary, and it traveled to New York.
Further information about the Tall Ship Elissa's voyage and its return to Galveston's port can be found through ABC13 Houston.
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