Civil War Shipwreck The Caroline Eddy Unearthed Near St Augustine It was a cargo ship built in maine for the union army during the civil war. it was later used as a merchant ship. in 1880, the caroline eddy departed from fernandina beach, heading toward. Jacksonville, fla. — last week, an archaeology team in st. augustine painstakingly unearthed a historic shipwreck. however, you would never know it if you walked by, as it's been swallowed by.
Civil War Shipwreck The Caroline Eddy Buried In Florida Researchers believe the vessel is the caroline eddy, a ship built during the civil war and wrecked in 1880. “it was a sea like a mountain,” its captain recounted at the time. share full article. This week, an archaeology team completed unearthing the hull of the wreck. The caroline eddy was a merchant brig or brigantine built in brewer, maine in 1862, as a union supply ship during the civil war. a variety of shipping papers, charter notices, registration papers, insurance documents, passenger manifest declarations, letters, a lighthouse keeper log entry, and a diplomatic note have been found related to the. Talkin' tropics: watching two areas of possible development. right now. jacksonville, fl ». 81°. civil war shipwreck 'the caroline eddy' unearthed near st. augustine. this week, an archaeology.
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