The top end shown here received the heavy turning levers into the square holes around the rim. This was another of the back breaking jobs that had to be done in the days of sail. Note the bright caulking, solid after 133 years underwater. The aft cabin is a sight to behold. It is very solid and finely caulked with white lead.
Entry is possible through two gangways.
This was the general quarters for the captain and crew. Stools, an old whiskey jug, louvered doors and bed headboards are laying about. Dive of the Barney continued on Page 2. More Shipwrecks - Browse E. B. Allen Grecian Monohansett Montana Nordmeer O. T. Flint North Point Wrecks Thunder Bay Preserve Credits, Notes and Links Dive Photos courtesy of Mike Kohut 1999. Music copyright by Athelia Hoagman 1998.