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WILLIS
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The WILLIS is a 131 feet long, three-mast schooner that sank on November 11, 1872. The bowsprit, capstan, windlass, steering gears and numerous dead eyes are still in tact on this treasure. Depth 70 feet. |
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This triple block hangs from the transom of the schooner 'Willis'. Photo by Bob Shaefer |
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Left to right: James Couch, Bob & Polly Shaefer, Dave Gannon, Allan King. Robert Shaefer has provided photographs & video from his survey of the 'Willis'. |
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Artistic rendition of the schooner 'Willis' by Peter Rindlisbackher. |
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One of the many dead eyes on the railings of the schooner 'Willis'. Photo by Bob Shaefer |
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