Gold Beach, Oregon: Wreck of the Mary D. Hume
140-ft. cedar steamer Mary D. Hume, built in 1881, served commercially as a whaler and later tugboat until 1977, sank into mud in 1985 before plans to make a museum were realized. Now a rusting hulk in the water.
- Address:
- Harbor Way, Gold Beach, OR
- Directions:
- US Hwy 101 and Harbor Way. Visible from the parking lot just east of Jerry's Rogue River Museum.
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Mary D. Hume shipwreck, Gold Beach, OR.
[Michael Johnson, 05/25/2017]Look for a low tide time to visit -- looks cooler. And walk off to the right, there is a trail for a pic of the beautiful bridge.
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This old cedar steamer was built in 1881, half sunk just offshore since 1985.