Massachusetts

Shipwreck

19th century shipwreck washed up on Cape Cod Ma.

By Yankee Magazine|Mar 21 2009| Print icon

A weathered, partially sand-covered wooden shipwreck on a sandy beach. The wood is aged and deteriorating, indicating long-term exposure to the elements.

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