Shipwrecks of the Nisqually Reach
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The document highlights the history of shipwrecks in Nisqually Reach, focusing on the schooner William Nottingham and the steam tug Wanderer. It includes various dates and events related to the construction, launching, and subsequent wrecks of these vessels from 1890 to 2013. Additionally, it mentions other ships like the John A. and the Bark Reaper, providing a timeline of maritime incidents in the area.
Shipwrecks of the Nisqually Reach
- 1. Shipwrecks of the Nisqually reach By Capt. Ethan Allen Presented by the Nisqually River Council
- 2. Schooner William Nottingham, Dickman Mill, Tacoma 1911
- 3. William Nottingham in baker bay or. Oct 10th 1911 After dismasting in storm
- 4. Steam Tug Wanderer, Under construction, march 1890
- 6. Wanderer on launching day April 25, 1890
- 8. Wanderer in Port Townsend C. 1909
- 9. Painting of Wanderer date unknown, possibly 1920¡¯s
- 10. Wanderer in Port Gamble July 1930
- 11. Wanderer in the Ballard Locks 1936
- 12. Schooner John A. in Port Townsend 1911
- 13. John A. at Ketchikan May 1930
- 14. View of Dutch harbor AK. 4 June 1942 after Japanese raid Hospital ship northwestern burning
- 15. Wanderer and William Nottingham 1949
- 16. John A. wrecked at Dupont 1949, photo taken August 1959
- 17. William Nottingham and Wanderer wrecked at Dupont 1950, photo taken 1959
- 18. William Nottingham & Wanderer at Dupont June 14, 2013
- 19. John A. at Dupont June 14, 2013
- 20. Dupont Spit and Cement ship June 14, 2013
- 21. Dupont Spit and Cement ship June 14, 2013
- 22. Bark reaper burning in port Ludlow WA. July 21-22, 1906