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2020 NAS Conference Presentation (Video): CSS Richmond (01/17/2021)

“Eight miles south of the City of Richmond Virginia, in a quiet section of the James River, lies one of the State’s most significant, yet unknown, historical artifacts, the wreckage of the Confederate States Navy Ironclad Steamram Richmond.  Now lying in approximately 38 feet of water, The Richmond’s short lifespan ended with her scuttling in […]

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Just Published in INA Quarterly: VERNACULAR WATERCRAFT IN THE MID-ATLANTIC UNITED STATES (logboat registry project) Congratulations to Bob and Mary Hayes and John Broadwater

The Archeological Society of Virginia’s registry of Maryland,North Carolina, and Virginia logboats BY H. ROBERT HAYES, MARY K. HAYES, AND JOHN D. BROADWATER. INA Quarterly, 47, 1/2, Spring/Summer 2020, pp. 10-15. (click on link to view the article)

Read More Just Published in INA Quarterly: VERNACULAR WATERCRAFT IN THE MID-ATLANTIC UNITED STATES (logboat registry project) Congratulations to Bob and Mary Hayes and John Broadwater