Smallest Ship That Ever Crossed The Atlantic Ocean

This book tells the remarkable story of the Ingersoll Metallic Life-Boat, a small craft that made a historic journey across the Atlantic Ocean in 1886. Oliver Roland Ingersoll provides a first-hand account of the voyage, which was undertaken to prove the durability and safety of this innovative new type of boat. This is a thrilling and inspiring tale of courage, innovation, and adventure on the high seas.

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