New Carissa
The Ship That Refused To Die
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On February 4th, 1999 the 690-foot cargo ship named the New Carissa ran aground off the Oregon Coast new Coos Bay. What started out to be a routine salvageable rescue operation, turned into one of the largest and most expensive maritime disasters ever recorded in Oregon's history. This is the true story behind the "The Ship That Refused To Die."
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On February 4th, 1999 the 690-foot cargo ship named the New Carissa ran aground off the Oregon Coast new Coos Bay. What started out to be a routine salvageable rescue operation, turned into one of the largest and most expensive maritime disasters ever recorded in Oregon's history. This is the true story behind the "The Ship That Refused To Die."
About the Author
Steven Michael Smith is a native to the Pacific Northwest. He has been photographing and studying the state of Oregon for over thirty years. He taught Junior High Science for seven years, emphasizing the natural wonders found within the state.