SAHRA Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage
March 26:
“This day in our shipwreck and aeronautical wreck history”
1888: Sandvik, this Swedish wooden sailing barque wrecked just east of the Buffalo River in East London in the Eastern Cape.
1906: George T Hay, this British wooden sailing vessel foundered 200 km south of Cape St Blaize in Mossel Bay in the Western Cape.
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| The George T Hay (1906) being launched at Spencer's Island, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1887 |
1990: Hallelujah 20, this motor-powered fishing trawler wrecked on the beach in front of Cannon Rocks in the Eastern Cape. Its remains are still visible in the surf.
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| The remains of the Hallelujah 20 (1990) are still visible in the surf at Cannon Rocks in the Eastern Cape |
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