Moosabee

#16 on Tour

About This Shipwreck

Moosabee is part of a group of three shipwrecks within Mallows Bay called “The Three Sisters.” “The Three Sisters” include the sites of Moosabee, Dertona, and an unidentified wreck. The Moosabee came to Mallows in 1929, and it has moved several times from its original location between 1952 and 1986. Today, the bow of Moosabee is in an excellent state of preservation and lies only 3 feet from the bluff shoreline. 

Moosabee is a Ferris-type wooden cargo ship built for the U.S. Emergency Fleet in a large shipbuilding effort between 1917 to 1919 as part of the United States’ engagement in World War I. The vessel type was named after the designer, Theodore E. Ferris, a senior architect for the U.S. Shipping Board.


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