
Hunters Point
View north toward India Basin, Hupmobile, Ferryboat "Arrow" in the background.
Hunters PointContains: photos
The first European ship to enter the bay, the Spanish vessel San Carlos in 1775, smashed into rocks on the north shore attempting to maneuver out of the Gate. Since then, dozens of ships have found themselves stranded along the coast, many on the sands of Ocean Beach or beneath the cliffs of Lands End. These wrecks often drew huge crowds, especially the Coos Bay, Lyman Stewart and Frank Buck, which wrecked within yards of a popular streetcar line.
View north toward India Basin, Hupmobile, Ferryboat "Arrow" in the background.
Hunters PointTanker SS Lyman Stewart grounded near Lands End. Mile Rocks lighthouse in background. [1399]
SutroFreighter SS Ohioan aground at Point Lobos. North Seal Rocks in background. Wave Motor at lower center. Lands End. [1947]
SutroSS Frank H. Buck sinking by the head at Lands End
Lands EndOil tanker SS Frank H. Buck shipwreck. Viewed from former streetcar right-of-way at Lands End. Helmet Rock in foreground. Haviside crane barge in background.
Lands EndWreck of oil tanker SS Frank H. Buck at Lands End. Point Bonita in distance
Lands EndWreck of SS Lyman Stewart. Collided with liner Walter A. Luckenback in dense fog, drifted onto rocks at Lands End. Eventually broke apart.
Lands EndWeek of SS Lyman Stewart, behind Helmet Rock
Lands EndWreck of SS Lyman Stewart, full view of ship. Mile Rocks Lighthouse and Marin Headlands in background
Lands EndWreck of SS Lyman Stewart, Mile Rocks Lighthouse and Marin Headlands in background
Lands EndWreck of oil tanker SS Frank H. Buck. Mile Rocks Lighthouse and Marin Headlands in distance. [1253]
Lands EndFreighter SS Ohioan stranded on the rocks at Point Lobos. North Seal Rocks at left, Wave Motor at center. Lands End.
Lands EndLands End, near Dead Man's Point. Coos Bay Shipwreck
Lands EndWoman on rocks with shipwreck in background
Lands EndLyman Stewart Shipwreck, Lands End, Helmet Rock
Lands EndView north from terrace behind Cliff House towards freighter SS Ohioan on the rocks at Point Lobos. Fisherman's Rock at left. Lands End.
Lands EndLyman Stewart Shipwreck on rocks adjacent to Helmet Rock
Lands EndElevated view west to wreck of freighter SS Ohioan at Point Lobos, crowd standing on top of dead sperm whale on beach at lower right. The whale washed ashore on February 11, 1938 and was towed to a tallow plant on Islais Creek on February 16th. The Ohioan was shipwrecked in 1937, and by this time had broken apart due to wave action.
Lands EndView west from Lincoln Park. Oil tanker SS Lyman Stewart on the rocks; Lands End Station streetcar depot on left. [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart on the rocks; rescue ship approaching [Burton Photo Album]
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