The Stovepipe Hat Shipwreck LegendThe story of the Steamer Flambeau centers around an intriguing shipwreck that allegedly took place in March 1867 near Rodanthe, on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. According to local legend, the ship was transporting 10,000 beaver stovepipe hats—made popular by President Abraham Lincoln—when it wrecked, and the hats were washed
The story of the Nomis is a tale of maritime perseverance and tragedy, embodying the transition from sail to motorized vessels in the early 20th century. Built in 1919, this 460-gross-ton schooner was a sturdy workhorse of the East Coast, transporting vital goods like lumber and coal. The Nomis not only braved the waters with
Welcome to the first episode of our new series, “Ocean Echoes: North Carolina’s Shipwreck Chronicles.” In this series, we explore the mysterious and often tragic stories of shipwrecks along the North Carolina coast. Today, we start with the gripping tale of the Chilore, a vessel whose journey ended in tragedy during World War II. The Fateful
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