Wreck of the WWI Norwegian Steamship Frogner in Lyme Bay
Channel: DrCharlesw
Date: 06/11/2011

The SS Frogner (often mis-named Frognor) was built by Nyland Mekaniske Verksted, Oslo in 1907 for Fearnley & Eger.

On the 29th April 1918 she was torpedoed by UC-17 off Portland Bill. No lives were lost.

This wreck has been heavily salvaged in the past. There are no obvious signs of scotch boilers,but a fine triple expansion engine. However, the bow has very much collapsed and the fine anchors have become buried, with one fluke sticking out. This can be seen in the video, although it is not very clear.

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Title Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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