I was fortunate to dive and photograph the wreck soon thereafter, before many of the artifacts I photographed were stolen. The photo of the wheel on my home page was taken on this wonderful wreck. She is intact except for her stern, which has partially collapsed and separated from the main wreck. This is a beautiful dive, especially for those with an interest in wooden sailing vessels of the nineteenth century. When I visited her, her wheel, two stoves with cookware, two pumps, her anchor and capstan still graced her decks.
Cautious penetration is possible.
However, a large boulder sits on the deck on the starboard side, about amidships. How it got there, I don't know, but one day it is going to collapse the deck. The wreck is buoyed by charters. However, the buoy often disappears due to the very heavy recreational boating traffic in this area. Also, the wreck is located in front of a tour boat operation, so practice caution and courtesy.