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The William B. Diggs was a barge being used to recover an unknown wreck. When caught by a nor'easter, it sprung a leak and sank ontop of the wreck that it was trying to salvage. This is a great site for spearfishing, while the sights include yellow sulfur sponges and a large fluked anchor.
BUILT: 1918
VESSEL TYPE: BARGE
DIMENSIONS:
GROSS TONNAGE: 1,041
POWER:
BUILDER: MARYLAND
OWNER:
PORT OF REGISTRY:
CAUSE OF SINKING: STORM / LEAK
SUNK: 1934
DEPTH: 50'
LOCATION: 27082.4 / 42731.1
| Wreck name | Max Depth | Dive Boat |
| Cleopatra | 100' | Ursula |
| City of Athens | 110' | Ursula |
| Billy Diggs | 50' | Ursula |
| Jacob Jones | 120' | Ursula |
| Schooner | 100' | Ursula |
| Shaw | 80' | Ursula |
| Small Paddle Wheeler | 110' | Ursula |
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DiveMaster Corner
The 2008 Dive Schedule ie almost ready to go. Check back soon to start planning
your summer diving.
What's New ? Check our our "New Equipment Page" for our recommendations for new dive equipment
The Eastcoast Diving Club meets every
month at the Tilton Inn. Meet new friends and socialize with other local divers
through club sponsored events. Get club discounts and special member pricing
at the shop. Membership fee includes a Free All-season fleece lined jacket.
Click HERE for the Club page.
Instructor Warren Dagrosa has a report from the recent Shop trip to Stewart
Cove . Sounds like they had a lot of fun. Check
it out.
Check out the new travel survey on the home page and let us know what exciting dive trips you are interested in.
