A Mysterious Shipwreck in Maine: Pirate, Navy, or Merchant?
March 17, 2018
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as posted by the channelNOTE: I should have realized it before I uploaded, but I mispronounce "schooner" in this video, in which the 'ch' is hard, not soft.
As the harsh winds of the Nor'easter storm struck the town of York, Maine last week, the resulting floods dragged away a great deal of sand from the rocky shore of Short Sands Beach, revealing something incredible: a hundred-and-sixty plus year old shipwreck! But the location of this ME 497-004, which is normally buried deep and only uncovered once every few years, isn't the only mystery surrounding this potentially 'Revolutionary' vessel...
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