New Jersey Shipwreck Book Series

[busterbrown]

Here is the website for those of you that are interested in shipwrecks of New Jersey, covers wrecks from 1565 to 1899, take look its worth while
http://sites.google.com/site/njshipwrecks/New-Jersey-Shipwreck-Books?previewAsViewer=1

 

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[old man]

busterbrown, Thanks for the info on the book. In case you don't know, here is another great book on the wrecks off of New Jersey.

SHIPWRECKS off the New Jersey Coast. By Walter & Richard Krotee

I got my copy from Alibiris Books on line. You might also find a copy on Amazon.com

 

[busterbrown]

the correct address to the site

http://sites.google.com/site/njshipwrecks/New-Jersey-Shipwreck-Books?previewAsViewer=1

 

[busterbrown]

yes, i am aware of it, but this is a 4 book series with quarterly subscription
here the address again
http://sites.google.com/site/njshipwrecks/New-Jersey-Shipwreck-Books?previewAsViewer=1

 

[wreckvalle]

Check out

http://www.aquaexplorers.com/shipwrecks_NY_NJ.htm

for a wealth of NY and NJ shipwreck information.

This book
http://www.aquaexplorers.com/books_capt_berg_Wreck_Valley.htm
is out of print but you should still be able to find a copy on e-bay.


Safe Diving
Capt. Dan
http://www.shipwreckexpo.com/

 

[erik12152003]

is this guy still around I bought his books and only got 2 out of the 4 lol and I lost the 2 I had but they did have a lot of info in them

 

[Salvor6]

Capt Dan is the author.

 

[Whitt]

Google the NJ Maritime Museum in Beach Haven. They have a searchable database (a google fusion table) that is an invaluable resource. Great research tool. The museum is awesome too if you ever find yourself in the Garden State.

 

[erik12152003]

I meant busterbrown

 

[Boatlode]

busterbrown, Thanks for the info on the book. In case you don't know, here is another great book on the wrecks off of New Jersey.

SHIPWRECKS off the New Jersey Coast. By Walter & Richard Krotee

I got my copy from Alibiris Books on line. You might also find a copy on Amazon.com

That is a great book.