COORDINATES: 26887.3, 41371.8

Though cited as the Eidsvold in hang logs, it is thought that this wreck is the remains of a 19th century steamer, due to the engine and boilers which dominate the site. The wreck, lying in 135', is largely buried with only the edges of the hull visible for about 50' forward of the boilers. One can follow the propeller shaft until it dives into the sand aft of the engine. A commercial spearfishermen related that the bow section which is large and exposed, used to have a line running to it from the boilers, but I was unable to locate this (bow) section. Several large lobsters were recovered from the boilers on one dive, as well as a piece of china with a blue artistic pattern on it. Much more undoubtedly lies under the sand, waiting to be found.