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Ellenora Van Dusen

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Ellenora Van Dusen
sunk in Gloucester Harbor
(Paul Sherman collection)

 

The table below provides historical and statistical data on the vessel. Some of the information may be incomplete. If you have additions or corrections, please e-mail us at the address listed below.

Shipwreck Data

Vessel Name Ellenora Van Dusen
Other Names  
Vessel Type 3-Masted Schooner
Owner T.W. Godfrey
Length / Beam / Draft (feet) 126' / 32' / 11'
Tonnage 250
Hull Construction Wood
Propulsion Sails
Cargo Stone
Built 1874 at Leesbury, NJ
Date of Loss September 20, 1900
Reason for Loss After a fire onboard, the vessel was towed into the harbor and the cargo was salvaged
Fatalities None
Location Gloucester Harbor (MA) - inside outer end of  Dog Bar breakwater
Coordinates (Lat/Lon)  
Coordinates (Loran C) 13836.8 / 25810.7
Water Depth (feet) 40' Maximum
Typical Visibility (feet)  
Wreck Condition Scattered wreckage remains
Diving Considerations  
Other Information  
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