What is recorded here

Fifty-eight metres down, a ghost still turns its brass eyes upward through green water. The Peshawur is a lost chamber where forgotten music may still play, waiting for someone brave enough to listen. Depth is not distance when memory is inside; it is a door.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Peshawur as Steamship. It was lost in 1917. Recorded depth: 58m. Recorded condition: Anomaly = 130m long X 17.3m high.

Peshawur was a steamship lost in 1917 off Northern Ireland, likely during World War I. It sank at a depth of 58 meters, with remains measuring 130 meters long and 17.3 meters high, suggesting significant structural preservation; details on lives lost, cargo, or exact cause of loss are not recorded.

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