
Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart aground [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndContains: 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.
SS Lyman Stewart aground [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndOil tanker SS Lyman Stewart on the rocks near Lands End Beach. Point Bonita in right background. [p.m. Sun. 10-8-'22 with F.D.][Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart aground [P.M. Sunday, with F.D.] [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndCrowd on cliffs viewing wreck of SS Lyman Stewart [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndCrowd on shore viewing SS Lyman Stewart and salvage ship [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart near Helmet Rock, Golden Gate and Angel Island in distance [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart with salvage ships removing valuables; Mile Rocks Lighthouse in background [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart near Helmet Rock [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart aground at dusk [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart aground [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart near Helmet Rock with people on cliffs [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndLyman Stewart near Helmet Rock [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart with salvage boats [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart on the rocks with people on cliffs, Golden Gate in background [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart on the rocks and cliffs [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Lyman Stewart on rocks, with nearby cliffs [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Coos Bay shipwreck strewn along rocks near Dead Man's Point. Lands End and Mile Rocks Lighthouse in background [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndSS Coos Bay shipwreck strewn along rocks near Dead Man's Point. Bow section in foreground. View east towards Presidio and Golden Gate in background. [Burton Photo Album]
Lands EndFreighter SS Ohioan on rocks at Point Lobos, being hit by waves. Stack smoking, so taken shortly after stranding on the night of October 7, 1936. [Burton Photo Album] Photo postcard. Fisherman's Rock at lower left.
SutroFreighter SS Ohioan stranded at Point Lobos with North Seal Rock in background. Wave motor at center. [Burton Photo Album]
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