Scattered throughout the area are broken pieces of china. South of the granite ledge is a field of boulders sloping steeply from the shoreline to the nearly level bottom at 60 feet. Structural members and mechanical components are strewn among the boulders and scattered along the pebble bottom. Several pieces of wooden hull structure, apparently parts of her sides, lie on the bottom. The frames are spaced 24 inches on center.
Ceiling consists of two layers of planking, laid diagonally at right angles to each other.
There are a few pieces of the vessel's engine remaining at the wreck site, suggesting that the engine was either broken apart during the year between the sinking and the salvage, or that the engine was at least partly disassembled in situ . The eccentric rod can be found there, although its lightweight iron trusswork is bent nearly beyond recognition. Also to be seen a few feet away is what appears to be the crosshead. In the channel between Lighthouse Island and the small island to the south is a 73 foot long piece of wreckage which appears to be the starboard bow section of a vessel. Depth markings up to XIII are carved into the stem, and the hull side below the IX mark is sheathed in sheet iron.