Came across this shipwreck in Maine. The story goes that the the ship ran onto the rocks in a dense fog in the 1940s. Pretty cool sight, as the hull was mostly intact and there were lots of bits of wreckage scattered around.

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Shipwreck by brookek1022, on Flickr

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Shipwreck by brookek1022, on Flickr

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Shipwreck by brookek1022, on Flickr
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Shipwreck by brookek1022, on Flickr
(I know, it's very bright)

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Shipwreck by brookek1022, on Flickr

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Shipwreck by brookek1022, on Flickr

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Hard to tell scale from the pics, but that looks more like a rowboat than a ship.

I came across something like this in Rhode Island one time

It's not a rowboat, but it's not an ocean liner either. Apparently its 110' long, and I'd say around 7 feet off the ground at the highest point if I had to guess.

Here's a picture (not mine) of it from the '40s (I guess when it was beached?)"


Hope that helps!

Wow Mike Dijital that's awesome! Way cooler than mine haha

its a classic ocean going sea tug, nice set. I would say it was built in the 1920's by the look of the wheelhouse and the stacks.

Posted by Hell's Belle Hope that helps!

Sure does, thanks. Boy was I mistaken.

Boats are creepy as hell, always reminds me of the ghost ship in the movie shockwaves

Posted by Mike Dijital Boats are creepy as hell

Agreed. Seemed like bad luck to get too close.