In this next history of our Shipwrecks of the Atlantic series, we recount the tragic tale of the USS Huron and its devastating fate. Departing from Hampton Roads in 1877, the Huron was lost in a fierce storm off Nags Head, North Carolina, just 200 yards from safety. Despite being so close to shore, the
The Josephine, a four-masted schooner, embarked on a fateful journey from Savannah, GA, to New York City on March 26, laden with lumber. Her voyage was marred by a severe storm that led to her tragic shipwreck off Kill Devil Hills, NC. This blog recounts the harrowing events that unfolded, highlighting the bravery and heroism
Welcome back to our shipwreck series! In this episode, we delve into the poignant and tragic story of the St. Rita, a vessel whose journey ended in disaster. This episode highlights the perilous nature of maritime voyages and the relentless power of the sea. Join us as we explore the events leading up to the
Welcome back to our series on the shipwrecks of North Carolina! In this fourth episode, we delve into the poignant story of the Florence Shay, a schooner-barge whose final voyage ended in tragedy off the coast of Virginia Beach. The Final Voyage of Florence Shay On November 12, 1908, the last shipwreck involving loss of
Welcome back to “Ocean Echoes: North Carolina’s Shipwreck Chronicles.” In this third episode, we delve into the compelling and dramatic story of the Tiger, a ship with a storied past and a tragic end in 1942. A Vessel of Many Roles The Tiger’s journey began in June 1917 as a freighter for the Standard Transportation
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