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The SS Denham wreck located at SS Denham, North Wirral, Coastal Park, UK

Wreck of SS Denham

Denham was a little study vessel situated in Liverpool which struck a mine and sank with just 1 survivor, implicit 1941 she was sunk by the mine in 1946 with a deficiency of 8 men, my supposition that is with Wallasey’s second World War firearm site in nearness the mine was presumably extra beach front guards from adversary make, quite a tragic thing that the boat met its destiny with the mine 1 year into peacetime.

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The SS Denham wreck liverpool
The SS Denham wreck liverpool
The SS Denham wreck liverpool
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The SS Denham wreck liverpool
The SS Denham wreck liverpool

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James Hoan

5 Google Rating

Nice walk right out when the tides low

5/ 5

Nice walk right out when the tides low

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Dave Firth

5 Google Rating

An easy 30 minute walk accessible on low spring tides from the Derby Pool. The wreck is of the Merse

5/ 5

An easy 30 minute walk accessible on low spring tides from the Derby Pool. The wreck is of the Mersey Docks & Harbours survey vessel SS Denham. She sank in 1946 with all hands after hitting a German sea mine. German mines remained a hazard to shipping for years after the end of hostilities in 1945. The wreck 's wheelhouse and funnel were dispersed to the gunwales so as not to cause a hazard to shipping.

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Rob Dal

5 Google Rating

Posted a picture of Captain Malcolm Kennedy (Isle of Tiree) my wife's great uncle who sadly lost his

5/ 5

Posted a picture of Captain Malcolm Kennedy (Isle of Tiree) my wife's great uncle who sadly lost his life on this vessel.

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James Hoan

5 Google Rating

Nice walk right out when the tides low

5/ 5

Nice walk right out when the tides low

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Steve Turner

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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