The Carroll A. Deering, often referred to as the “Ghost Ship,” remains one of the most perplexing maritime mysteries off the coast of North Carolina. The schooner, found wrecked on the treacherous Diamond Shoals near Cape Hatteras on January 31, 1921, was abandoned under eerie circumstances, with no crew in sight and dinner left on
The shipwrecks off the coast of North Carolina tell incredible stories of bravery, survival, and the harsh realities of war. Among these wrecks is the ex-USS Tarpon, a submarine that served during World War II before meeting its final resting place beneath the waters off Cape Hatteras. This story traces the fascinating journey of the
No two neighborhoods are the same—especially in dynamic markets like the Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina. A hyper-local agent knows the hidden gems, market trends, and which areas align with your lifestyle. Whether you’re searching for: Local expertise helps you understand not just the property but the experience of living in the area. Your
Historical BackgroundBuilt in 1910 at Rotterdam Droogdok Mij. dockyards in the Netherlands, the Merak was a freighter initially owned by a Dutch company. For most of its early years, it transported general cargo. However, in 1918, during World War I, the United States Shipping Board seized the vessel to assist in the war effort. In
The SS Proteus, a luxury liner owned by Southern Pacific Steamship Line, was once a symbol of elegance and modernity, connecting New York and New Orleans. Built in 1900, this well-appointed vessel was renowned for its speed, comfort, and accommodations. However, in the fog of war during World War I, the Proteus met its fate
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