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Boiler Bay and the fiery shipwreck of the J. Marhoffer in 1910

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DEPOE BAY, Ore. -- Lit up from stem to stern like a torch, the steam schooner J.Marhoffer slammed into the rocks after its crew pointed it landward and abandoned ship; its rusty boiler is still visible at low tide

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Boiler Bay and the fiery shipwreck of the J. Marhoffer in 1910

DEPOE BAY, Ore. -- Lit up from stem to stern like a torch, the steam schooner J.Marhoffer slammed into the rocks after its crew pointed it landward and abandoned ship; its rusty boiler is still visible at low tide

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offbeatoregon.com broke the news in 2 months ago on Monday, December 16, 2024.

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