The Horatio Hall Shipwreck Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, & Maine Shipwrecks

The Horatio Hall Shipwreck Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, & Maine Shipwrecks

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HORATIO HALL

The steamer Horatio Hall was built at Chester, PA in 1898. She was 297 feet long and displaced 3168gross tons.

On March 10, 1909 the Horatio Hall was en-route from Portland to New York with passengers and cargo. Steaming in dense fog she was in a collision with the H.F. Dimock. The bow of the Dimock had cut deep into the Halls port side. The Hall was doomed drifted onto Pollock Rip Shoals. Her crew were all rescued. Storms eventually pushed the steamer into deep water. The Horatio Hall was later demolished so as not to cause a hazard to navigation.

Today the Horatio Halls scattered remains can be found in 35-40 feet of water.

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