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The wreck of a five masted schooner the Dorothy B. Barrett off Cape May, NJ. The Barrett was sunk on August 14, 1918 at 10 A.M. by the U-117 with no loss of life.
BUILT: 1904
VESSEL TYPE: 5 MASTED SCHOONER
DIMENSIONS: 259'x 45'x 25'
GROSS TONNAGE: 2088
POWER: SAIL
BUILDER: G.G. DEERING, BATH, ME
OWNER: G. G. DEERING, CO.
PORT OF REGISTRY: BATH, ME
CAUSE OF SINKING: GUNNED BY U-117 (KAPITANLEUTNANT DROSCHER)
SUNK: AUGUST 14, 1918
DEPTH: 100'
LOCATION:
| 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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