61. Devon Shipwrecks: Submerged Productions Information about shipwrecks around the Devon coast and the world by Peter Mitchell http://www.submerged.co.uk

SUBMERGED productions shipwrecks around Devon and the world Search Submerged Join the Submerged mailing list Home page Wreck histories: Blesk Bolt Head To Bolt Tail Cantabria HMS Coronation and ... Soudan Special reports: Scapa Flow Truk Lagoon Falmouth South Africa ... Bombs And Bullets Forthcoming: Future Projects Contact us: Email Submerged Who we are Links: Other recommended diving websites Diving books to buy: The Wrecker's Guide To South West Devon - Part One The Wrecker's Guide ... - Part Two Diving videos to buy: Devon Shipwrecks The Plymouth Breakwater Bay Watch ... The Silent Menace Click on books to find out more' Now reading Last Read The Scylla on her way to the bottom of Whitsands Bay welcome to submerged productions What's this website about? For the last 35 years I've been a keen scuba diver. During the last 10 years I've published several books and videos describing the histories and locations of various shipwrecks around the coast of southwest Devon. (Have a look in the Diving Books and Videos sections of the site for more details). submerged.co.uk

62. Great Lakes & Seaway Shipping List Of Links Lake Fury Great Lakes shipwrecks dive Fitzgerald Bradley Cedarville; Lake Superior Images Duluth Minnesota St. Robert McGreevy; Ships on Canvas. shipwrecks. http://www.boatnerd.com/links.htm

Great Links to the Great Lakes Jump to any section Industry Databases Ports and Docks Shipping related ... Click here to suggest a link Great Lakes Museum/Maritime Society Archives and Collections Society Association for Great Lakes Maritime History Black River Historical Society (Lorain, Ohio) U.S. Brig Niagara Bruce County Museum Chicago Maritime Society Crisp Point Light Historical Society ... Wisconsin Maritime Museum Great Lakes Related Industry Algoma Central Corporation Algoma Tankers American Steamship Company A ... Cemex Cement (formerly Southdown) Canada Steamship Lines Canadian Coast Guard Central Marine Logistics Essroc Cement ... Great Lakes Fleet Great Lakes Transportation U.S. Steel International Visitors BBC Chartering Beluga Shipping Canada Maritime Carisbrooke Shipping ... Wagenborg Industry Related American Bureau of Shipping American Maritime Officers A3Pi Services Bay Engineering ... Wärtsilä Engines More Industry Related ADM Algoma Steel Canadian Wheat Board Cargill ... Presque Isle Corporation (Stoneport) Rouge Steel Sifto Salt Stelco Superior Midwest Energy Terminal ... U. S. Steel

63. World Wide Web Directory Template Histories of each wreck from the Channel Islands National Park and Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary. http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mnorder/asesment.htm

CHANNEL ISLANDS Submerged Cultural Resources Assessment As wrecks are identified, they become part of an assessment designed to document the maritime history of California's Channel Islands. We will be publishing the reports, maps and other documentation that make up this assessment. Our goal is to eventually make all vessels available through this CMAR Web page. The vessel information in this site is from Channel Islands National Park and Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary, Submerged Cultural Resources Assessment, by Don P. Morris and James Lima. More information on this and other assessments published by the National Park Service can be found on the Submerged Cultural Resources Unit web site. Shipwrecks Gold Rush Winfield Scott Vessels of Commerce Goldenhorn Aggi Cuba (added 6/5/99) Lumber Trade Comet (added 5/27/99) Sealing in the Northern Channel Islands Fishing Industry Military and Government Presence Grumman AF-2W Guardian (Propeller-driven Antisubmarine Warfare Aircraft) (added 6/3/99) Other Trades and Pursuits Return to CMAR page Top of Page

64. Shipwrecks Michigan shipwrecks The Great Lakes have provided transportation for Michigan s inhabitants for hundreds of years. , Contact Information for shipwrecks. http://www.michigan.gov/deq/0,1607,7-135-3313_3677_3701---,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Permits Programs ... Michigan Shipwrecks The Great Lakes have provided transportation for Michigan's inhabitants for hundreds of years. Thousands of vessels from canoes to car ferries and steamers to modern ore boats have sailed these "inland seas" and unknown numbers still remain - settled on the lakes bottom in watery graves. An estimated 6,000 vessels were lost on the Great Lakes with approximately 2, 000 of these ships located in Michigan waters. More Frequently Asked Questions Michigan Underwater Preserves System Michigan Underwater Preserves - Sites ... Michigan Underwater Preserves Council, Inc. Quick Links Contact Information for Shipwrecks Michigan.gov Home Online Services Permits ... Security Policy

65. Hampshire And Dorset Shipwrecks STORY 15 The Fourth Service STORY 16 Naval Disasters STORY 17 The Two Heroines STORY 18 Crossing the Bar STORY 19 The Happy Ending shipwrecks around Portland http://homepage.ntlworld.com/pernod/

Sign Guestbook View Guestbook This website is best viewed with IE 4 or above and 800 x 600 screen definition. SHIPWRECK SITE NAVIGATION (dropdown menu) Please Sign My Guestbook HOME INTRODUCTION MAPS ... STORY 1 Most Grievous Disaster STORY 2 Then Shrieked the Timid STORY 3 For God's Sake Send Us Assistance STORY 4 Wreckers and Wrecking STORY 5 We Are Not Amused STORY 6 By Thunder We've Struck STORY 7 Not a Night For Faint Hearts STORY 8 She Disappeared into a Terrible Cavern STORY 9 Once Around the Bay STORY 10 A Heavy Crack and She Was Gone STORY 11 All Who Struggled with the Sea STORY 12 Foundered off Portland - Sept 11th STORY 13 In Peril Beneath the Sea STORY 14 Prelude to the Titanic STORY 15 The Fourth Service STORY 16 Naval Disasters STORY 17 The Two Heroines STORY 18 Crossing the Bar STORY 19 The Happy Ending SHIPWRECKS around Portland PORTLAND BILL Lighthouse Aldershot, a Pictorial Review Website created and maintained by Yvonne E-mail comments and querries This Website is dedicated to all those who have lost their lives at sea Acknowledgements I would like to acknowledge Graham Smith for his informative book about shipwrecks.

66. History Cornish shipwrecks. There are two popular misconceptions about shipwrecks in Cornwall. The first is that most wrecks were caused http://www.connexions.co.uk/culture/shpwrck.htm

Cornish Shipwrecks There are two popular misconceptions about shipwrecks in Cornwall. The first is that most wrecks were caused by wreckers' shining misleading lights from the cliffs, in the hope of bringing vessels laden with bounty onto the rocks. This was never required, as nature, with it's strong winds, heavy seas and sharp rocks, was a deadly combination ensuring a constant stream of wrecked vessels. The second misconception is that the wreckers' deliberately killed survivors of shipwrecks to ensure they could carry off the hapless ships' cargoes. Though there were inevitable occasions when violence was used, far more wreckers' were have likely to have drowned than the possibility of sailors being murdered. The combination of poor wages and valuable cargoes was too much to resist, with wreckers' often taken to the same treacherous seas that had caused the original occupants to abandon ship. Shipwrecks were, however, thought to be fair game across all sections of society with sometimes hundereds of people following a troubled ship along the coast in anticipation of a rich harvest. This is perhaps best summed up by the localised version of the saying "it's an ill wind that blows no good to Cornwall". Hundreds, perhaps thousands of wrecks, have occurred around the Cornish coast, with the following but a small sample:

67. Captain Rick's Maritime Consultation Site Features on underwater archaeology, shipwrecks, and treasure found in Hawaii. http://www.captainrick.com/

A loha and Welcome to Captain Rick's sometimes free advice on Maritime matters. This location will be of special interest to those interested in Hawaiian History and Archaeology Personal consultation can be made available through E-mail to Captain Rick himself at plialoha@hula.net Feel free to explore the following pages. archaeology Hawaii Shipwrecks treasure ... Links

68. Marine Museum Of The Great Lakes, Shipwrecks In Search of shipwrecks Government Archives Sources Relating to Marine Casualties in Canada. RICHARD BROWN and GLENN T. WRIGHT. This http://www.marmus.ca/marmus/wrecks.html

M arine M useum of the G reat L akes at K ingston, C anada Home Page Marine Museum Alexander Henry Pump House ... Contact Us In Search of Shipwrecks: Government Archives Sources Relating to Marine Casualties in Canada RICHARD BROWN and GLENN T. WRIGHT This article originally appeared in FreshWater , vol. 4 (1989): 14-20. 1. OFFICIAL WRECK REGISTERS, 1870-1975 2. REGISTER OF INVESTIGATIONS INTO WRECKS, 1911-1960 4. SHIPPING REGISTERS, 1787-1966 6. ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY (RG 24 D) 8. OTHER INSTITUTIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND ADDRESSES FOR FURTHER HISTORICAL RESEARCH Over the course of the last decade, research interest in the history of ships and the maritime shipping industry in Canada has increased dramatically. A major component of this renewed interest has been Canada's underwater heritage - the shipwreck. Discovery of the War of 1812 wrecks Hamilton and Scourge in Lake Ontario, and the widely publicized finding of the Titanic served to heighten general public awareness of underwater archaeology and history. Activities of groups such as Save Ontario Shipwrecks (SOS), especially with its emphasis on historical research using archival records, have also contributed to increased demands for information stored in various records repositories across the country. The following notes have been compiled to assist the researcher who wishes to consult federal government records for information relating to shipping losses in Canada. Before describing the major sources of documentation available on shipwrecks in the custody of the Government Archives Division (GAD) of the National Archives of Canada, a few preliminary observations are in order. First, the singlemost important thing to bear in mind is that an archives is not a library. For example, there exists no master list or index to all the records pertaining to shipping losses in Canadian waters at the National Archives. Our federal archival holdings, consisting of subject files and other unpublished documents, are principally arranged according to the name of the department of government that created and/or transferred the records to GAD. Thus, federal records relating to marine casualties are generally located in the documents of the Marine Branch (Record Group 42), Transport Canada (Record Group 12) and National Defence (Record Group 24).

69. Metro West Dive Club - File Not Found Iron hull tug sank in 1891 near Cuttyhunk Island. http://www.mwdc.org/mwdc2/Shipwrecks/usstriana.html

150 Members and Growing! Some club members at Saturday Morning's Date@Eight shore dive. (click to enlarge) Air Stations Boat Diving Shore Diving Date at Eight ... Home We're sorry. We could not find the page you requested. This is most likely because you clicked on an old bookmark or expired entry in a search engine. To help you find what you're looking for, please consider the subject areas that our web site has to offer: Air Station Locater : a list of air fill shops in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Maine. Boat Diving : planned boat dive trips for the club and a list of charter operators that we use. Shore Diving : information on the club's shore diving activities and descriptions of various sites. Date at Eight dives : our well known Saturday morning shore diving program; rain or shine, all year 'round! Club Meetings : where, when, and how to get there. Club Events : a description of various yearly diving and social events sponsored by the club. Club History : the origins of our club.

70. Alchem Incorporated: Shipwreck Main Page The intent of this site is to provide divers with information pertaining to the numerous shipwrecks at the bottom of Lake Erie and to increase awareness of http://www.alcheminc.com/shipwrck.html

Lake Erie Shipwreck And Dive Location Pages Alphabetical Shipwreck Index Welcome to the Lake Erie shipwreck pages. The intent of this site is to provide divers with information pertaining to the numerous shipwrecks at the bottom of Lake Erie and to increase awareness of this valuable historical and recreational resource. In researching this matter we discovered that many of the available nautical reference books and charts are full of errors and myths. It is our hope that our efforts may help dispel much of this erroneous information. Toward this end we request any divers or other interested parties with pertinent data they wish to share to e-mail us at alchem@en.com At this time we wish to thank all the individuals who have assisted us in this project. We especially wish to mention David Swayze the author of Shipwreck! and the researchers at the Institute For Great Lakes Research for the help they have provided. This site is maintained as a public service by Alchem Incorporated. Our Crew And What We Do MapA MapB MapC ... Click here for information regarding Lake Erie Marine Services dive charters out of Port Colbourne, Ontario

71. Dive Charters, Fantastic Diving And Scuba Diving Located Less Than 2 Hours From Dive the shipwrecks of the Sanilac Shores Preserve. Located less than 2 hours from Detroit, Michigan. http://www.diveboat.org

In The Red Dive Charters Diving on the Sanilac Shores Underwater Preserve ! If you are searching for any of the following topics: Diving Dive Charters Scuba Diving Diving in Michigan ... Sanilac Shores Underwater Preserve Look no further. You'll find it at In The Red Charters At In The Red Charters , you'll discover an easy to use, information packed web site. Click here to learn more about diving on the Sanilac Shores Preserve with In the Red Charters The Sanilac Shores Underwater Preserve is located less than 2 hours from the Detroit, Michigan on the crystal clear blue waters of Lake Huron. This preserve features over 16 premier shipwreck sites ranging in depths of 30' to 130'. The shipwrecks themselves range from tugs to freighters measuring over 500' in length. Our dive charter service allows an extremely up close and personal tour of these sites as they lie today, in the same state as they did on their fateful final voyage. We also write web pages when we can't be out diving. If you need a web page email us ! Looking to join a group of divers ? Click here !

72. ANMM Shipwrecks PATHFINDER No.5 shipwrecks. Here is a list of sources that you may find useful in locating information on shipwrecks. Australian shipwrecks Vol. http://www.anmm.gov.au/LIB/wreck.htm

A USTRALIAN N ATIONAL M ARITIME M USEUM P ATHFINDER No.5 S HIPWRECKS Here is a list of sources that you may find useful in locating information on shipwrecks. The following books and resources are useful starting points : Australian shipwrecks Vol. 1 1622-1850 By Charles Bateson Sydney: Reed, 1972 910.4530994 BAT Australian shipwrecks Vol. 2 1851-1871 By Jack Loney Sydney: Reed, 1980 910.4530994 LON Australian shipwrecks Vol. 3 1871-1900 By Jack Loney Geelong Vic: List Publishing, 1982 Australian shipwrecks Vol. 4 1901-1986 By Jack Loney Portarlington Vic: Marine History Publications, 1987 910.4530994 LON Australian shipwrecks Vol. 5 Update 1986 By Jack Loney Portarlington Vic: Marine History Publications, 1991 910.4530994 LON An atlas history of Australian shipwrecks By Jack Loney Sydney: Reed, 1981 910.4530994 LON A general source with graphical representations of wreck locations around the Australian coast. New Zealand shipwrecks 1795-1970 By C W N Ingram 4th ed. Wellington: Reed, 1972 910.4530993 ING Very comprehensive. The primary source on New Zealand shipwrecks.

73. St. Croix Scuba Dive center located in Hudson, information includes local dive sites and fun dives on Lake Superior shipwrecks. http://www.stcscuba.com/

74. Robert Parsons - Author Of Historical Novels Regarding Newfoundland, Shipwrecks, Committed to the Deep, In Peril on the Sea, Lost at Sea, A Compilation, Map of shipwrecks, Survive the Savage Sea, Toll of the Sea, Vignettes of a Small Town, http://shipwrecks.nf.ca/

The Edge of Yesterday Wind and Wave Between Sea and Sky Raging Winds, Roaring Sea ... Read My Column We have had 21675 Visitors so far! This site is designed and hosted by New Found Web Solutions

75. Long Island Maritime Museum Preserving Long Island's regional maritime heritage for educational purposes. Information on oysters, Long Island shipwrecks and great events. http://www.limaritime.org

See it all! To view this site with the proper font, click here to download AncientScript - Windows only. This site created by Alexander Associates

76. GreatLakesHistory Maritime history, with an emphasis on shipwrecks. Includes a large database of wrecks on the lakes. http://greatlakeshistory.homestead.com/home.html

List of U. S. Lifesaving Service and U. S. Coast Guard lifesavers Lost in the Line of Duty on the Great Lakes Detroit River Great Lakes Maritime Inst. GREAT LAKES SAILING TERMS AND RIGS A Great Lakes History Crossword Puzzle! Click here to see an 1870's marine steam engine Text Edition ... Soo Locks - Corps. of Engineers MORE Great Lakes Books! (Solution) And check out my other book - VESSELS BUILT ON THE SAGINAW ... Old Lists of shipping disasters Welcome to Dave Swayze's Great Lakes History Homepage! Old Lists of shipping disasters More Shipwreck Stuff: FEATURES: Or own your own copy! Click here SHIPWRECK FILE is available on CD-ROM or in printed form! Click here for more information Click here for order form HELP ME! - possible wrecks I'm currently researching ... A Great Lakes Pirate Ship? WHAT? PAPER My Book SHIPWRECK! is the basis for all of my research! And check out my other book - VESSELS BUILT ON THE SAGINAW (co-author) Other GREAT lakes research links: (Solution) MORE Great Lakes Books! MORE Great Lakes Books! Soo Locks - Corps. of Engineers Last updated on: June 8, 2004

77. Pollen Traces Shipwrecks' Roots: Plants Give Boats A Biological Birth Certificat Pollen traces shipwrecks roots. Plants give boats a biological birth certificate. We re always searching for new ways to investigate shipwrecks. http://www.nature.com/nsu/040119/040119-16.html

updated at midnight GMT search nature science update advanced search Pollen traces shipwrecks' roots Plants give boats a biological birth certificate. 26 January 2004 MICHAEL HOPKIN Pollen grains are like a thumbprint for a plant species. How do you work out where an ancient ship was originally built? Try looking at the pollen caught in the joints of the wreck, suggests a French ecologist. Serge Muller, of the University of Montpellier II in France, says the range of pollen found on a shipwreck gives a snapshot of the plant species local to the boat's birthplace. The sticky resin used to seal a boat's hull can catch and trap pollen, giving the boat a biological 'birth certificate'. "I see tremendous potential for this method," says Robert Hohlfelder, an archaeologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder. "We're always searching for new ways to investigate shipwrecks. At the moment it's almost impossible to do." Muller has used the method to trace the origins of a shipwreck off the south coast of France. The , a 2,000-year-old wreck that now lies near the port of Cap d'Agde, was constructed east of Italy, he concludes If that is true, it might force historians to revise some of their ideas about ancient transport. Archaeologists had thought that small boats such as the

78. Shipwrecks In Lake Erie shipwrecks in the vicinity of Erie, PA including underwater photos. http://www.erie.net/~halladay/erieshipwrecks.htm

79. Shipwrecks Since 1833 worldWorld—Disasters—shipwrecks shipwrecks Since 1833. 1833 May 11, Lady of the Lake bound from England to Quebec, struck iceberg; 215 perished. 1853 Sept. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0005329.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Encyclopedia ... Father's Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Career Center Job Search Post Your Resume Continuing Ed. more . . . Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips World Disasters Shipwrecks Shipwrecks Since 1833 May 11, Lady of the Lake: bound from England to Quebec, struck iceberg; 215 perished. Sept. 29, Annie Jane: emigrant vessel off coast of Scotland; 348 died. April 27, Sultana: boiler explosion on Mississippi River steamboat, near Memphis; 1,547 killed. Most of the dead were Union POWs finally heading home at the end of the Civil War. Feb. 15, Maine: U.S. battleship destroyed in Havana harbor by an explosion that killed 260 men. The incident led to the outbreak of the Spanish-American War in April 1898. Nov. 26, City of Portland: 157 died nr. Cape Cod. June 15, General Slocum: excursion steamer burned in East River, N.Y.; 1,021 perished. March 5

80. Florida State University Underwater Archaeology Projects Contains details on prehistoric and historic underwater sites including several shipwrecks, fortifications, and habours. http://www.adp.fsu.edu/uw_proj.html

Florida State University Underwater Archaeology Projects Current Projects: FSU Summer Field School - 2000 FSU Summer Field School -'99 FSU Summer Field School -'98 Dog Island Shipwreck Survey ... Sustainable Seas Expedition 2000 Underwater Prehistoric Sites PaleoAucilla Prehistory Project Continental Shelf Prehistoric Archaeology Little Salt Springs The Warm Mineral Springs Archaeological Project Archaeological Investigations at Little Dismal Sink Paleoindian Projectile Point Database Shipwrecks in the Florida Keys Maryland Shoals Shipwreck, Lower Florida Keys 1733 Spanish Treasure Fleet Shipwrecks: 1988 FSU Field School The Ballast Scatter at Looe Key The HMS Fowey Excavation: 1983 FSU Field School. Assessment of Shipwreck Sites in Biscayne Bay: 1985 FSU Field School 1996 Investigation of the Flagler Railroad Shipwrecks in the Middle Keys Shipwrecks in the Dry Tortugas Investigation of the 1622 wreck Nuestra Senora de Rosario FSU Wreck The 1622 Patache Site Civil War Shipwrecks in Mobile Bay, Alabama

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