What is recorded here

Georgina Hutton is a shipwreck in County Down, Ireland. Perhaps her wooden bones still lie shallow enough for tide to brush them, carrying fish scales and salt into the grass. Maybe she sank during a storm in 1955, dropping from the living world into dark water without warning. Imagine her decks tilted under moonlight, ropes slipping into foam while the crew fought the sea one last time.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Georgina Hutton as Wooden fishing vessel. It was lost in 1955. Recorded depth: 0m.

Georgina Hutton was a wooden fishing vessel lost in 1955 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It was recorded as having no depth, suggesting it was lost on land or in shallow waters, likely with no significant cargo or lives lost.

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