World Shipwrecks

[seal]

To whom it mat concern.

I am compilling my own database of shipwrecks around the world, but I'm having quite a few difficulties finding information about shipwrecks around America excluding California and Alaska. And also Canada.

Is there anyone who can help me with finding information on shipwrecks in America and Canada.

Thankyou

 

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[Charles,Oak Island]

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Mid Atlantic Shipwreck Reseach Books
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[/i]Virginia and Maryland Shipwreck Accounts 1623 to 1950 including Chesapeake Bay by Joan Charles
This book contains over 1200 named wrecks; an index by location which includes hull material; length or tonnage; year built; and cargo when available. Information is derived from government and newspaper accounts and cited verbatim. Most ships after 1857 have stats. There is no secondary resource information ... only primary.

New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania Shipwreck Accounts 1705 to 1950 including Delaware Bay & Delaware River by Joan Charles
This book contains over 1400 named wrecks. See above description.

Volumes are over 200 pages; 8 x 10

Coming soon

North Carolina Shipwreck Accounts 1709 to 1950 by Joan Charles
Same as above. Has over 1100 named wrecks. Put your name on the reserve list.

These are limited edition books.

The first two books are available now. Cost: $20 each, which includes Priority Mailing. For further information contact author at [email protected]

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[jbernard]

I haven't checked this out, so i don't know how great it is. However it might be helpful to you.

http://users.accesscomm.ca/shipwreck/index25.HTM

Also if you know anything about any pre-1780 wrecks in the northern and central Bahamas please let me know. Thanks, Jim

 

[CaribbeanDiver]

That page you listed is extremely interesting!

Thanks

 

[wreckee]

Hi seal ,drop me a line I may be able to help . Or call me . Auck: 2636659 or 0272794768.
Nick.