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Generic lithograph representing the Sassacus-class gunboats.
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John Spivey |
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USS Wateree beached at Arica, Chile, 430 yards above the usual high water mark, after she was deposited there by a tidal wave, 13 August 1868. Her iron hull was reasonably intact, but salvage was not economical, and she was sold where she lay.
US Navy photo NH 43999, courtesy of Murray Greene Day. |
US Navy History and Heritage Command |
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USS Wateree stranded at Arica, Chile, after she was washed ashore by the 13 August 1868 tidal wave. The Peruvian corvette America is partially visible in the distance.
US Navy photo NH 43759, courtesy of Mrs. A.B. Hendrickson, from the collection of her father, the late Rear Admiral Luther G. Billings. |
US Navy History and Heritage Command |
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USS Wateree beached at Arica, Chile, after she was washed ashore by a tidal wave on 13 August 1868. Partially dismasted ship stranded in the left distance is the Peruvian warship America.
US Navy photo NH 42226, a halftone image, copied from the U.S. Naval Institute "Proceedings", July 1926, page 1323. |
US Navy History and Heritage Command |
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Painting in primitive style, depicting USS Wateree stranded at Arica, Chile, after she was washed ashore by a tidal wave on 13 August 1868.
US Navy photo NH 42227, courtesy of Mrs. A.B. Hendrickson, from the collection of her father, the late Rear Admiral Luther G. Billings. |
US Navy History and Heritage Command |
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The remains of the USS Wateree's boilers on the shore north of Arica, Chile.
Photo taken on 14 January 2003 by Pinot (real name unknown). |
Robert Hurst |
