Hulk
Hulk (18350)
- Easting
- 511575
- Northing
- 428583
Hulk of a probable Humber keel of probable post-1900 date located near the site of the old Earle's shipyard, and thought to be the remains of a creosote tanker or floating grain silo. This sailing vessel was built after 1850, probably between 1870 to 1900, of wood with a lead lining.
- Period
- Post-Medieval (1540 - 1901), Modern (1901 and later)
- Period comments
- The earliest date of the feature, as a year, if known
- The latest date of the feature, as a year, if known
- Monument Type - Broad
- Watercraft
- Monument Type - Narrow
- Monument Description
- Evidence Type - Broad
- Vessel
- Evidence Type - Narrow
- Coherent
- Evidence Description
- A maritime monument where the hull structure and fabric of a vessel remain wholly or mainly intact.
- Object Type - Broad
- Object Type - Narrow
- Object Description
- Height OD (m)
- How accessible is the feature?
- Accessible - difficult terrain
- Accessibility comments
Some deep mud but accessible.
Other records:
- NRHE Number
- 1381697
- NT HBSMR Number
- Unknown
- HER Event Number
- Unknown
- External Link
- None
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3 surveys accepted and 0 pending.
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- Date of survey
- 21st January, 2016
- Feature located?
- Yes
- State of the tide
- Low
- Proximity to coast edge
- Intertidal zone
- Coastal processes
- Active sea erosion, Has eroded in the past
- Is there a coastal defence?
- No
- Other threats?
- Other
- If other, please specify
- Vandalism - reports of arson
- How visible are the remains? ABOVE GROUND
- Highly visible (substantial remains)
- How visible are the remains in the face of the cliff, ridge or dune? IN SECTION
- Do you know if the feature is?
- Has local associations/history
- What actions (if any) would you recommend for this feature?
- Do you have any other comments?
- Date of survey
- 21st July, 2017
- Feature located?
- Yes
- State of the tide
- Mid
- Proximity to coast edge
- Intertidal zone
- Coastal processes
- Active sea erosion
- Is there a coastal defence?
- Other threats?
- Structural damage/decay
- If other, please specify
- How visible are the remains? ABOVE GROUND
- Highly visible (substantial remains)
- How visible are the remains in the face of the cliff, ridge or dune? IN SECTION
- Not applicable
- Do you know if the feature is?
- Is well known, Has local associations/history
- What actions (if any) would you recommend for this feature?
- Do you have any other comments?
- Date of survey
- 15th September, 2017
- Feature located?
- State of the tide
- Proximity to coast edge
- Coastal processes
- Is there a coastal defence?
- Other threats?
- If other, please specify
- How visible are the remains? ABOVE GROUND
- How visible are the remains in the face of the cliff, ridge or dune? IN SECTION
- Do you know if the feature is?
- What actions (if any) would you recommend for this feature?
- Do you have any other comments?
Photos
Remains of the stern of a vessel by MClement
Windlass in stern of the vessel by MClement
