Shipwrecked 19th-Century Ship Unearthed On New Jersey Beach
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STONE HARBOR, N.J. (CBS) -- An interesting discovery was made in Cape May County. Shifting sands on a Stone Harbor beach revealed what is thought to be a sunken ship from the 19th century.
A local historian believes the 25-foot-long vessel was the D. H. Ingraham, a schooner heading to Richmond, Virginia loaded with a shipment of limes.
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Newspaper stories from 1886 tell of five crew members rescued from the ship after a fire broke out on board.
