Posts in category Wrecks

Beginning in the summer of 2015, divers will once again be able to dive and explore the wreckage of a World-War II bomber at the bottom of Lake Mead in …

A team of NOAA researchers today confirmed the discovery just outside San Francisco’s Golden Gate strait of the 1910 shipwreck SS Selja, and an unidentified early steam tugboat wreck tagged …

Two years ago, a group of divers from Los Angeles area (LAUE: Los Angeles Underwater Explorers) started a project to clean up the wreck of the Infidel at Catalina. Their goal was to remove all the …

Two years ago, a group of divers from Los Angeles area (LAUE: Los Angeles Underwater Explorers) started a project to clean up the wreck of the Infidel at Catalina. Their goal was to remove all …

In 1942, the German U-boat U-166 quietly stalked the SS Robert E. Lee as she approached the mouth of the Mississippi River. Carrying survivors from sister ships torpedoed in the …

There is an intriguing allure about man-made “things” underwater. Whether it is an old, barnacle-encrusted coffee mug or a gold bar from a Spanish galleon, the mystery and question of …

In the summer of 2009, using advanced computer software processing, Dean Morrow discovered a large shape deep below the waters of San Clemente Island. Based on what he saw in …

The ghosts of the past still exist on Florida’s interesting and picturesque wreck. After 114 days on the high seas, the lights of New York City finally appeared on the horizon …

John Chatterton’s name first came into the public consciousness as one of the main subjects of Robert Kurson’s bestselling book Shadow Divers. Kurson’s book, although non-fiction, reads like a novel: …

No stranger to controversy, Dr. Lee Spence is an internationally known expert on shipwrecks and sunken treasures. He is one of five people in the world with a Doctor of …