7 episodes
Dive into History: Shipwrecks of Biscayne National Park [OC, Small] National Park Service
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Biscayne National Park, the largest marine park in the National Park system, is home to a unique “underwater museum.” This series of podcasts highlights six of the sites on the park’s Maritime Heritage Trail, and is a perfect way to prepare for a personal visit to the wrecks, or simply to explore them from home. This podcast series is open-captioned. (640 x 360)
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Erl King [CC, Small]
The important transition from sail to steam is exemplified by this ship, named for a character from German folklore. Ranger Chris Beers hosts.
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Arratoon Apcar [CC, Small]
No ship in the park demonstrates better why lighthouses are so important! Ranger Heather Schorge hosts.
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19th Century [CC, Small]
As Ranger Chris Beers explains, little remains to tell the story of this vessel. What was it carrying? Where was it going? Why?
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Lugano [CC, Small]
Biscayne National Park Ranger Heather Schorge tells about the ship which, when it grounded, was the largest ship ever to wreck on the Florida reef.
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Mandalay [CC, Small]
Ranger Astrid Rybeck tells the tale of a small luxury cruise ship that was the "red carpet ship of the Windjammer fleet."
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Alicia [CC, Small]
Join Ranger Gary Bremen for a look at the story of the last great wreck of the Florida Keys wrecking era.