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The SS Denham wreck liverpool

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The SS Denham wreck serves as a poignant reminder of maritime history off the coast of Wirral Coastal Park. Once a sturdy vessel engaged in significant wartime efforts, it tragically sank after striking a mine in 1946, leaving behind a story filled with heroism and loss. This site is not only important for maritime enthusiasts but also offers an opportunity for reflection on those who served during difficult times. Our team invites you to learn more about this historic wreck through guided visits that unveil its fascinating narrative amidst beautiful coastal scenery.

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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

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.

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.

James Hoan

5 Google Rating

Nice walk right out when the tides low

5/ 5

Nice walk right out when the tides low

Steve Turner

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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