San Pedro (1733 Fleet)
San Pedro (1733 Fleet): still unexplained.
16,000 pesos silver + porcelain
One of ~20 ships wrecked in the 1733 hurricane. Now the San Pedro Underwater Archaeological Preserve.
- The site is documented at Hawk Channel, S of Indian Key, FL Keys; the open questions now are access and what remains, not where it is.
- Now a protected state underwater preserve, a dive site, not a salvage target.
- What is there: 16,000 pesos silver + porcelain.
What remains open
- No period map of the site has surfaced.
- No contemporary press coverage has been found.
No documentary claim is yet established. The account rests on tradition.
- No period map of the site has surfaced.
- No contemporary press coverage has been found.
No documentary or visual exhibits have been located yet. The trail below and the open leads are where this dossier grows next — every exhibit that enters here carries a source.
- The site is documented at Hawk Channel, S of Indian Key, FL Keys; the open questions now are access and what remains, not where it is.
- Now a protected state underwater preserve, a dive site, not a salvage target.
- What is there: 16,000 pesos silver + porcelain.
- Search Library of Congress + DPLA (IIIF) for period cartography of the site.
- Run Chronicling America for dated newspaper mentions.
- Query NARA for archival records tied to the site.
Have a source, a map, or a clipping? Add a lead and it enters the record with its citation.
- San Pedro (1733 Fleet) · archive record · tertiary · encyclopedia
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