The exhibit at Foxwoods Resort Casino “Real Pirates” focuses on Black Sam Bellamy, the Prince of Pirates who sailed the Atlantic and Caribbean, waylaying and robbing every non-pirate ship that ...

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Ahoy Matey! Did you ever want to learn the real history of pirates? Join us on Wednesday, May 3 at 4 p.m. for a presentation by “Real Pirates Salem.” This ...

The real Tortuga might have been just like Captain Jack found it in Pirates. Located off the northern coast of what is now Haiti, Tortuga had been a pirate stronghold since the early 17th century.

An assemblage of beach houses have simultaneously, but separately, hit the market on a private island — one with a pirate past. Nearly half of the 26 bungalows on Florida’s Black’s Island ...

Wikimedia Commons. Port Royal, at the mouth of Kingston Harbor, was a major pirate haven in the late 17th century. The British, who controlled Jamaica at that time, left the town largely unguarded.

The port town of Nassau was thought to have taken off as a pirate headquarters when a Spanish treasure fleet was wrecked in July 1715, south of Cape Canaveral, Florida.

The title pirate scam, though, has historically been more likely to affect investors looking to buy up land, out-of-town buyers doing a sight-unseen purchase, or those who are looking to buy a lot ...

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Jackson Lee Davis/Netflix. Teach, known more commonly by his colorful nickname, was a real-life pirate who sailed the West Indies and Caribbean in the late 1600s.

The pirate, whose real name was Edward Teach, gets name-dropped in the third season of “Outer Banks,” which dropped on the streaming service Feb. 23. If you’re from North Carolina, the name ...