North Carolina ‘Ghost ship’ with a cat — but no crew— wrecked on Outer Banks 100 years ago this week By Mark Price January 31, 2021 10:06 AM ...

It’s usually told during a stop at Cape Point, which faces the deadly Diamond Shoals, he told McClatchy News. “There are many theories of what happened, but they all leave questions ...

On January 31, 1921, the ship was seen by the Cape Hatteras Coast Guard Station. The ship had run aground on the shoals. The ship’s deck was awash, sails set, and lifeboats were missing.

“Ghost Ship” found abandoned off North Carolina’s Outer Banks in 1921. Mystery as Carroll A. Deering crashed with food, no trace of crew.

Yong Yu Sing No. 18 One of the more recent ghost ship occurrences was the Yong Yu Sing No. 18, a Taiwanese fishing boat discovered in January 2021 over 600 miles off the coast of Midway Island.

One hundred years ago this week, the ghost ship Carroll A. Deering ran aground off the Outer Banks. No one was aboard and the crew’s fate remains a mystery.

The ship and crew were last seen the next day, going by the SS Lake Elon near the Diamond Shoals Lightship. Other stories Carolina Haunts: The Maco Light Carolina Haunts: The weeping arch of New Bern ...

The 100th anniversary of a bizarre chapter in Outer Banks history — the arrival of a ghost ship — was quietly marked over the weekend with a tribute posted on Facebook.

North Carolina ‘Ghost ship’ with a cat — but no crew— wrecked on Outer Banks 100 years ago this week By Mark Price January 31, 2021 10:06 AM ...

National ‘Ghost ship’ with a cat — but no crew— wrecked on Outer Banks 100 years ago this week By Mark Price January 31, 2021 10:06 AM ...

Photo courtesy of the The Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum ‘Ghost ship’ with a cat — but no crew— wrecked on Outer Banks 100 years ago this week ...

One hundred years ago this week, the ghost ship Carroll A. Deering ran aground off the Outer Banks. No one was aboard and the crew’s fate remains a mystery.