A N.S. ghost ship is fading from memory — 150 years after its crew disappeared

The Mary Celeste, a Nova Scotia-built brigantine, became the world's most famous ghost ship when it was found drifting without any crew on board in 1872. Today the ship and its Nova Scotia connections are fading from memory.

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