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1884 Cotton Shipwreck of Warren Sawyer Discovered Off Nantucket

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A portion of a shipwreck was discovered protruding from the south shore sand near Nantucket's Point of Breakers. The discovery occurred during a nor'easter, revealing the remains of the three-masted schooner Warren Sawyer. The ship was originally out of New Orleans and bound for Boston, having departed on December 22, 1884. The vessel was carrying 1,115 bales of cotton and 28 tons of scrap iron.

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Why it matters

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The discovery sheds light on the maritime history of the late 19th-century trade route between New Orleans and Boston. The find is currently unconfirmed regarding the specific ship, though the Warren Sawyer is the leading candidate.

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  • New OrleansOrigin point of the shipwrecked schooner
  • BostonIntended destination of the shipwrecked cargo
  • NantucketLocation where the shipwreck was discovered

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  • NantucketSpeculative

    The shipwreck discovery could generate minor tourism revenue for the area.

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