Re: Wexford Found


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Posted by Mike Wood on September 01, 19100 at 18:20:32:

In Reply to: Wexford Found posted by Brendon Baillod on August 30, 19100 at 05:55:28:

: The following is courtesy of Neil Schutiess' excellent website:

: 08/30:
: The wreck of the Wexford, a 250-foot steel hull, bulk freight that was lost in the "great Storm of 1913" has been found. The British cargo ship was found by divers resting in excellent condition, on the bottom of Lake Huron, sitting upright with only its stacks missing. The ship was discovered by a local salmon fisherman who noticed a bump on the bottom with his sonar. The wreck lies 11 kilometers offshore between Grand Bend and Bayfield.
: The vessel was overwhelmed and sunk on November 10, 1913 while carrying a cargo of steel rails. Her crew of 17 were lost in the sinking.

Where can I find more information on the Wexford
Lat-lon ,depth,etc? Thanks


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