Several items were recovered containing the name "Pulaski" on the artifacts, establishing the ships provenance. May 1, 2023 6:59 PM by Published May 9, 2018 6:48 PM by The Maritime Executive. Google Maps The Pulaski sailed from Savannah, Georgia, on June 13th, 1838, and picked up more passengers that afternoon in Charleston. 59 survived, including thirty who remained afloat on pieces of the wreckage and were rescued by the schooner Henry Camerdon. The Pulaski was bound for Baltimore from Savannah when it sank around 11 p.m. on June 13, 1838 and disappeared . After the cove move upwards to the Paleto Forest. Worlds first liquefied hydrogen receiving terminal completed, Non-cranable trailers also on train from Port of Rotterdam, Indonesia Seizes Iranian and Panamanian Tankers Over Illegal Oil Transfer, Domestic company inks $33m deal with PMO to build 5 vessels, Worlds first self-unloading transshipment delivered, Russia Prepares Earliest-Ever Arctic LNG Transit to Asia, Asias fuel oil trade nearly halved in 2020 due to COVID and rule changes, Alibabas Cainiao launches container booking service, cites global cargo woes, Burning Car Carrier Sincerity Ace Abandoned in Pacific Ocean; Two Missing, Three Fatalities Confirmed, Five sustainability challenges for shipping by 2030, A letter to the stakeholders of the world maritime industry, Malaysia and Singapore conflict on territorial waters, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Pulaski shipwreck location confirmed by divers, Iran to resume building its longest cross-sea bridge, MOL delivers MOL Truth containership to Japan, China extends sulphur cap to all Yangtze River Delta ports, Iranian tanker departs for Persian Gulf carrying Venezuelan heavy oil, Irans Navy, IRGC to receive new combat vessels this year: Commanders, Shipping Companies Adapting to a New Way of Business, Uzbekistan to transit goods to India through Irans Chabahar Port, New vision sees vertical connection with deep sea, Container ship loses nearly 2,000 cargo carriers in Pacific storm, Oldendorff Capesize Suffers Engine Failure in Singapore, CMA CGMs 2nd LNG-powered giant nearing completion, Novatek moves forward with Arctic LNG 2 project, Qeshm Island Starts Construction of Marine Industries Tech Tower, Japan bunker market braces for delays, congestion on approach of Typhoon Lan, How the digital twin concept can improve shipping, Stolt Tankers to buy CTGs chemical tanker fleet, China to ban imports of waste foreign vessels for ship recycling, Norooz a Celebration of Spring! ), Norwegian Maritime Authority: How to protect battery systems, Cargo ship collides with wind turbine and suffers extensive damage, New VHF frequency effective from January 2024: What you need to know, Lessons learned: A fatal accident happened on board during lifting operation, Stay SEAFiT: How to cope with mental fatigue, Book Review: How Gulf of Mexico shaped the history of the Americas, Stay SEAFiT: Sleep matters for people onboard, Wind can catalyse shippings green transition, Four companies collaborate for large-scale LH2 carrier design, Maersk Growth, VAR Ventures invest in Danish biofuel producer, IMO: How existing instruments apply to autonomous ships, Five California Ports sign MoU on data system development, West Club: 3 tips to improve the use of AIS, Port of London Authority upgrades its VTS software, USCG PSC Report 2022: 63 ships detained for environmental protection, safety, and security deficiencies, PSC Case Study : Container ship detained in Antwerp with 37 deficiencies, Container ship detained in Wellington after its third breakdown this year, AMSA Inspection Report 2022: Container ships continue to perform poorly, Port of Aberdeen: Multi-million investment to achieve net zero, How maritime organizations can start their workforce transformation journey, All Aboard Alliance: 15 key pain points for women at sea, DNV: Methanol as fuel heads for the mainstream in shipping, Maersk welcomes the worlds first container vessel sailing on green methanol. Geo resource failed to load. New book 'Surviving Savannah' details steamship Pulaski disaster more . Move upwards to the Watchtower at the very edge of the Pacific ocean shore. The sinking of the Pulaski is listed among the nation's worst maritime disasters. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, the parent of Oceania Cruises, which took delivery on its new ship the Vista on Friday, April 28, today Copyright 2023 The Maritime Executive, LLC.