A good photo op of submerged old ship. Worth the trip if you are a photographer.
1/17/2024
As a photographer, it was well worth seeing. I photographed it late one afternoon and went back aro...
The Mary D Hume
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29980 Harbor Way
Gold Beach, OR 97444
The Mary D. Hume was a historic steamer built in 1881 at Gold Beach, Oregon by R. D. Hume, a prominent pioneer and businessman in the area. Originally used for hauling goods between Oregon and San Francisco, the vessel later served as a whaler in Alaska, a service vessel in the Alaskan cannery trade, and eventually as a tugboat.
Retired in 1977, the Mary D. Hume sank in the Rogue River in 1985 and remains as a derelict vessel on the shoreline. Despite efforts to preserve her as a museum ship, the Hume's wreck can still be seen in Gold Beach and holds significance as a listed National Historic Place.
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Cool little bit of history
6/21/2022
We stopped here on our way through as a place to stretch our legs. The area is really pretty and th...
Rotting heap unrecognizable nearly
4/17/2022
Eyesore in need of removal. Just a heap of rotting timbers after storms 10 years ago. A waste of ...
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