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Side Deck

Geekspeek

The wonder and enjoyment of these photos comes from imagining (and sometimes researching) the vibrant history of these vessels, which these photos capture so eloquently, so perfectly, I can picture myself standing on their decks when they sailed.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Dispatch

geekspeek

She looks kinda like she ends abruptly further aft. Was she broken in two?

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Dispatch

Geekspeek

this is definitely not the USS Dispatch, the bow is the wrong style. It doesn't look like a pleasure yacht either. Very nice shot. I wish I knew what it was a shot of.....

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Standing Tall

Geekspeek

what's the length/breadth of this ship? It bears a vague family resemblance to WW2 liberty ships.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Slowly Sinking

Geekspeek

Astounding.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Peeling Ship

Geekspeek

I can almost picture it in its prime. Stunning shot.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Inside Main Deck

Geekspeek

There's a small fishing boat/pleasure boat graveyard similar to this in Lake Eufaula where I sometimes go to explore old cabin cruisers. They're in much better condition than these, but I wouldn't mind checking out some of these boats' interiors either.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Ferry Entrance

Geekspeek

Where's the nameplate? I've never seen it.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Mooring Line From Up High

Geekspeek

I love shipwrecks. I absolutely must visit this place someday. What's the average water depth around there? I might try some underwater exploration.

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks

Metal Forest

Geekspeek

I'd hate to try to salvage this dead lady o'the sea. Tetanus shot anyone?

Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard  Gallery: Wrecks