Flat Load of Cannon from the Civil War

[Treasure Quest]

I know the location of a flat load of cannon lost by the federals in a river during the civil war. Would anyone know if it has value. Would anyone know someone to recover it. Would appreciate any input.

 

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[wreckdiver1715]

Depends on the cannon, and on the river.

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Tom

 

[ScubaDude]

Can you narrow it down to a particular state?

 

[Treasure Quest]

Hey Scuba Dude, its located in North Carolina. Can you help?

 

[rgecy]

It wouldn't be near the SC border would it?

 

[ScubaDude]

Is there any description of what type of cannons they are/were?

 

[Treasure Quest]

Hey Scuba Dude,

I don't have a desription on what type of cannons they were. And its not near the SC border either.

 

[rgecy]

And its not near the SC border either.

Just checking. Got a friend who was talking about a similar wreck.

If the canon are Iron, lots to conserve and usually less value. If bronze, could be a nice haul. But you also have to deal with the State of NC! No easy task.

But if you have your "ducks in a row", they may be willing to work with you. Certainly a covert job would not be recommended or condoned.

Scuba Dude could certainly help get it started if its a worthy project. Would also need some funding, maybe an Archaeologist, a little recon survey, etc.

Where did you get your info and do you have any research to back it up?

Robert

 

[ac385]

Columbus, GA has a pile of cannons under the waters of the Chattahoochee River that were dumped by the union. I don’t think they have been recovered.

 

[divedigger]

several years ago a few cannons were recovered near Hamilton,at Fort Branch.Some people I know found them and when the first one broke water,the state stepped in and finished the job.

 

[divedigger]

however,if the cannons you are talking about are not the ones at Ft Branch,they would be worth recovering,electrolysis ain't that big of a problem.I might can help.