Wreckage of Catherine at Amagansett - DPLA
Wreckage of the ship Catherine on the beach at Amagansett. Gelatin silver print. The Queens Library is interested in learning more about items you've seen on our websites or elsewhere online. If you have any more information about an item or …
MaritimeQuest - Daily Event for August 25, 2005 Catherine
August 25, 1851: The British ship Catherine grounded off Amagansett, New York. Catherine was carrying immigrants from Dublin to New York. The sea destroyed the ship but, all 300 people were rescued.
Not a Fun Job: Meet the Wreckmaster, the Man in Charge of the …
2016年5月20日 · And then on August 25, 1851, the Catherine, out of Liverpool, came ashore at Amagansett. Onboard were 300 men, women and children from Dublin, Ireland, bound for New York City and the immigration authorities there. All were rescued along with almost all of their luggage. They were taken to Sag Harbor, where another ship took them on to the city.
Random Thoughts and Memories : Catherine, a tale of shipwreck
2014年8月31日 · In the early morning hours of August the twenty fifth in the year 1851 the ship Catherine was just off of Amagansett. She was carrying a cargo of freight and about 300 immigrants. She was on her way to New York city but instead floundered. The passengers were saved and loaded onto a steamer named the Achilles.
Wreckage of Catherine at Amagansett | Queens Public Library …
Date: December, 1902; 1902-12 Material: gelatin silver print Dimension: 11 x 14 inches (print); 400 ppi (digital image)
Seeing Shipwrecks Then and Now - Thousand Islands Life Magazine
The following are some of the new ways to see shipwrecks, which now are being used by divers and shipwreck explores to see and record what is under the waters of the Thousand Islands. Photogrammetry is a way of creating 3D model of a shipwreck from a …
Random Thoughts and Memories : the mystery continues
In 1851 an Immigrant ship that left from Dublin was wrecked off the coast of Amagansett in Long Island. It is believed everyone survived except for the captains wife who passed away a few days later on shore.
Long Island Historical Association | Photograph taken of the …
Photograph taken of the wreckage of the ship CATHERINE on the beach in Amagansett in December of 1902. CATHERINE was from out of Liverpool, England and had sailed from Dublin, Ireland en route to...
Maritime Museum Long Island | Amagansett Life-Saving Station
The maritime museum on Long Island is dedicated to the historical preservation of the building and to all who served at the Amagansett U.S. Life-Saving & Coast Guard Station from 1902 to 1944.
Amagansett Coast Guard Station (Museum) - Clio
Long Island’s Amagansett Station was built in 1902 and was part of a network of life-saving stations on the island. The Life Saving Service was a precursor to the Coast Guard, and crews who worked at the station kept watch both from the tower and by walking the beach looking for shipwreck survivors.