There have been many such ships in history, which sank in water and could not be saved. But there has also been such a ship, which sank but was also called cursed. This ship sank 115 years ago (Vanished ship found after 115 years) and suddenly disappeared. No one knew where he had gone. But now, after so many years, that ship has been located and shocking pictures have come to light. This ship had disappeared near America. But the question arises that why is this ship being called cursed?
According to the report of Daily Star News website, a ship named Adella Shores was built in 1894 by the Shores Lumber Company in Gibraltar, Michigan, USA. The ship was named after the daughter of the company owner. When this 735 ton wooden steamship left, there were 14 people on board. This 195 feet long ship had sunk twice more in the last 15 years. Even at that time the sailors thought that this ship was cursed.
There were 14 people on board the ship when it disappeared. (Photo: The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society)
She went missing in 1909
On April 29, 1909, this ship left for Minnesota. Then it was being sent loaded with salt. But on May 1, 1909, the ship was not seen by anyone. It suddenly disappeared. She was not seen by anyone. This ship had disappeared from Whitefish Point, Michigan. In 2021, after 115 years, the wreckage of the ship was found 650 feet below in the sea. It was found about 64 kilometers away from the place where it was last seen. Shipwreck found by the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society.
Why was the ship considered cursed?
The ship is considered cursed because at the time the ship was built, there was a custom of breaking a wine bottle on top of a new ship. The owner of the shipbuilding company and his family did not drink alcohol, so instead of a liquor bottle, he broke a water bottle on the ship. Adela’s sister Bessie broke this bottle. Since then people believe that the ship was cursed due to this reason.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: May 3, 2024, 16:12 IST
