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Projects: submerged cultural resources SCRET has explored and documented.
Lake Washington |
Puget Sound |
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Coal Cars |
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S.S. Admiral Sampson |
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Passenger Steamers Three passenger steamers from the early 1900's. |
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A.J. Fuller Windjammer built in 1881, sunk in Elliot Bay in 1918. |
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Three sunken vessels near the 520 bridge. |
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S.S. Governor Passenger liner sunk in 1921. |
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S.L. Dowell 45-foot wooden tugboat sunk in 1922. |
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Tacoma Narrows Bridge "Galloping Gertie", the original Narrows bridge, collapsed in 1940. |
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Ferry Boat Dawn Wooden passenger steamer, sunk in 1923. |
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Diamond Knot WWII era freighter, sunk in 1947. |
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YMS-359 WWII era motor minesweeper built in 1943. |
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Bunker Hill T-2 oil tanker, sunk in 1964. |
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Valiant (SNV-2) Vultee BT-13 Valiant aircraft, sunk in 1944. |
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Al-Ind-Esk-A-Sea 336-foot freighter built in 1945, sunk in 1982. |
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PV-2 Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon aircraft, crashed off Sand Point in 1947. |
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PB4Y-2 Vultee Privateer aircraft, crashed in the lake in 1956. |
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Healy YMS Healy |
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Falcon Gas launch Falcon |
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Wildcat Grumman Wildcat |
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