Feb 14, 2021 · When the sand washes away after a stormy winter and the elusive wreck reveals itself, it can be found near Second Street in Rockaway Beach, a couple of blocks away from the main beach access road with the red caboose.

Dec 20, 2016 · Only a few feet beneath the sand are the last remaining pieces of a harrowing shipwreck that claimed the lives of eight crewmen. The Emily G. Reed, a 215-foot sailing vessel, ran aground in 1908 on an unusually cloudy Valentine’s Day morning after being out …

Apr 22, 2017 · Winter storms and erosion occasionally unveil some hidden treasures on the Oregon coast, including the ribs of the Emily G. Reed, a 215-foot sailing vessel that ran aground near Rockaway Beach in...

Dec 3, 2024 · On the beach in front of the Silver Sands Hotel in Rockaway Beach, Oregon, the shipwreck of the Emily G. Reed sits buried in the sand. It’s not always visible, but sometimes harsh winter storms reveal the last wooden remnants of the wreckage.

Mar 23, 2020 · (Rockaway Beach, Oregon) – Ten years ago, a 100-year-old surprise popped up on the north Oregon coast, essentially forgotten by time. At that point, this mysterious shipwreck had not been seen in...

Dec 7, 2023 · In Rockaway Beach, the German ship Mini bit the sand here in 1913. The most famous of all here, however, is the Emily G. Reed (Secret Oregon Coast Shipwreck Shows Up after 35-Year Absence),...

Dec 29, 2010 · A shipwreck that has played peekaboo in the coastal sands off Rockaway Beach for more than 100 years is once again in sight. The Emily G. Reed ran aground in 1908, claiming the lives of...

Apr 13, 2017 · As legend has it, the ship ran aground on an incredibly foggy Valentine’s Day morning. The Emily G Reed had set sail from New Castle, South Wales, and was at sea 102 days before it wrecked, snapping in half. Some versions of …

Feb 20, 2019 · The sailing schooner, the Emily Reed, was one of the fastest ships of its kind when it was built in 1880. At 28 years old, it was an “old lady” when it ran aground off of Garibaldi Beach (now Rockaway Beach) in 1908.

Feb 24, 2014 · In the town of Rockaway Beach, buried beneath the sand, rests the broken skeleton of a wooden barque called the Emily G. Reed. Over a hundred years ago, in 1908, she foundered in a storm and broke up, the pieces of her hull scattered from the north jetty to just south of St. Mary’s By the Sea, the local Catholic church.