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     USS Selma World War I Concrete Shipwreck in Galveston Bay

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     Drought reveals Texas shipwreck

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     La Salle Shipwreck Project Documentary

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     Top 8 Abandoned Shipwrecks in Texas/Louisiana

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     Drought Reveals WWI Shipwreck Hidden In East Texas River

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     Abandoned SS Selma Shipwreck

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     5 sunken World War I ships at bottom of Texas river revealed by drought

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     Before and After: Images of Historical Shipwrecks

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     Shipwrecked 64 | Gary Wilson's Death Cutscene

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   A narrated video tour of the World War I USS Selma Concrete Ship Shipwreck.Video Compilation of the BattleShip Texas being towed to dry dock linked below. ...

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3. www.youtube.com › watchTop 8 Abandoned Shipwrecks in Texas/Louisiana - YouTube

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   DISCLAIMER: Please do not enter any private property if not legally authorized to do so. If you are unsure about a property's legal status, please consult wi...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchShipwrecked | Bullock Texas State History Museum - YouTube

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   Shipwrecked | Bullock Texas State History Museum. Experience the journey of the French ship La Belle as seen through the eyes of a young French boy setting sail for America in 1684.

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5. www.atlasobscura.com › places › s-s-selmaS. S. Selma – Galveston, Texas - Atlas Obscura

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   Dec 22, 2013 · Beauty in the Wreckage: 7 of the Loveliest Shipwrecks in the World. A mile off of Galveston Island, this hulking concrete wreck is the only permanent shipwreck site in the Houston Ship...

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6. texasmaritimemuseum.org › shipwrecksShipwrecks - Texas Maritime Museum

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   Discover the stories of notable shipwrecks along the Texas Coast, tales of survival and exploration that left an indelible mark on history. Unearth the untold stories of lost vessels, enduring hardships, and cross-cultural encounters. And remember, there’s much more to explore when you visit!

7. www.thestoryoftexas.com › visit › exhibitsLa Belle | French Shipwreck in Texas | Texas State History Museum

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   In Shipwrecked, an original multi-sensory theater experience produced by the Bullock Museum, Pierre recounts the incredible saga from the time La Belle and three other ships left France in 1684 to the ultimate demise of La Belle, the settlers, and the colony.

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   What happens in shipwrecked?

   • In Shipwrecked, an original multi-sensory theater experience produced by the Bullock Museum, Pierre recounts the incredible saga from the time La Belle and three other ships left France in 1684 to the ultimate demise of La Belle, the settlers, and the colony.

   La Belle | French Shipwreck in Texas - Bullock Texas State History Museu…

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   Are there any shipwrecks on Texas beaches?

   • Shipwrecks on Texas beaches and intertidal areas are rare and only emerge when storms reveal these relics for modern observation and study. Figure 1. Several historic shipwrecks have been exposed along the Texas coast in recent years (THC File Photo).

   Shoreline Shipwrecks: Exciting Discoveries! | THC.Texas

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   Did a shipwreck reassemble a jigsaw puzzle?

   • On October 25, 2014, experts began reconstructing the shipwreck La Belle live at the Bullock Museum in the special exhibition, La Belle: The Ship That Changed History. Visitors watched live as experts reassembled the 600-piece timber jigsaw puzzle into the very vessel that changed history.

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   How much booze was smashed in the Galveston wreck?

   • In just one bust, over 11,000 bottles of liquor with a street value of $91,000 were taken to the wreck and smashed in the hold of the vessel. In all, nearly $1,000,000 worth of booze was shattered in those concrete walls. The wreck can only be reached by boat, but the exterior can be seen from the Galveston/Bolivar ferry.

   S. S. Selma – Galveston, Texas - Atlas Obscura

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   What happened to La Salle's ship in Matagorda Bay?

   • Miscalculations, mistakes, and general misfortune filled out the rest of the plot. Much of that story was revealed with the 1995 discovery of the wreckage of La Belle, one of La Salle's four expedition ships, resting in the mud of Matagorda Bay.

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   Why was the Selma a warship?

   • The 7,500-ton ship was one of 24 slotted for construction, of which only 12 were ever finished. Intended to be a warship, the concrete giant was launched the day Germany effectively ended the war by signing the Treaty of Versailles, thus leaving the Selma to serve as a civilian oil tanker in the Gulf of Mexico.

   S. S. Selma – Galveston, Texas - Atlas Obscura

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9. houstonmaritime.org › texas-shipwrecksTexas Shipwrecks - Houston Maritime Center & Museum

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   There are ships of pirates, navies, cotton traders, immigrants, anglers, and oil shippers lining the coast, covering the sea bottom, and blanketing the riverbeds of Texas. In this talk, Mark Lardas, author of the new book Texas Shipwrecks, will tell the story of Texas’s maritime history and heritage as revealed through these shipwrecks.