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The Wreck of the Schooner "Richmond"

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The Wreck of the Schooner "Richmond"

This picture was taken within a few hours of the wreck, just after the crew had been taken off by the life-savers. The vessel appears beating up-on the rocks, while enormous billows roll over it from stern to stern.

BIO 1902

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1	American Mutoscope and Biograph Company 349
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3	21/10/1897	173 ft./29 ft. Timulgia.
	RICHMOND'S CREW SAVED. Rockland, Me, Schooner Wrecked Last Night Off Jersey Coast and Will be Total Loss. SPRING LAKE, N J, Oct 21-After an all-night fight with the fury of a windlashed sea that taxed the hearts of three life-saving crews, four men were rescued today from the schooner Richmond, a two-master hailing from Rockland, Me. Se is stranded on the outer bar, 200 feet off shore, at this place. [...] The first indication of the wreck was brought to the notice of a Dr Trout, who lives near the beach. The Boston Globe, Boston, jeudi 21 octobre 1897, p. 4.
4	États-Unis. Coast of New Jersey. Spring Lake.