Rosebud wreck

11/5/1931 report of masts sticking out of water NE end Arlie Is refers to Rosebud lost in 1928 belonging to Niel Clark and could not be same vessel. Possibly 3 vessels, 2 being Rosebud unlikely.

  • Country Built WA

  • Port Built Fremantle

  • When Built 1900

  • Length 9.30

  • Beam 3.80

  • Draft 1.10

  • Engine N

  • TONA 12.33

  • TONB 14.33

  • When Lost 1933/09/12

  • Where Lost Airlie Island

  • Sinking Blown ashore on coast and became total wreck

  • Sunk Code Wrecked and sunk

Museum Reference

  • wreck Rosebud

  • Protected Not protected

  • Found N

  • Inspected N

  • Official Number 102241

  • Registration Number 14 of 1900

  • File Number 208/80

  • Chart Number 743

  • Confidential NO

Artefact information

Full information about the Rosebud
wreck Rosebud
When Lost 1933/09/12
Protected Not protected
Found N
Inspected N
Where Lost Airlie Island
Engine N
TONA 12.33
TONB 14.33
Country Built WA
Port Built Fremantle
When Built 1900
Port Registered Fremantle
Official Number 102241
Registration Number 14 of 1900
Length 9.30
Beam 3.80
Draft 1.10
Crew 5
Sinking Blown ashore on coast and became total wreck
Sunk Code Wrecked and sunk
Owner Samuel H. J. N. Clark, of Beadon, storekeeper
Builder W.A. Chamerlain
File Number 208/80
Chart Number 743
Comments 11/5/1931 report of masts sticking out of water NE end Arlie Is refers to Rosebud lost in 1928 belonging to Niel Clark and could not be same vessel. Possibly 3 vessels, 2 being Rosebud unlikely.
Sources HMC 40/3 McKenna Collection 681, WA Maritime Museum SRO CONS 1066 ITEM 1916/081 Wrecks off WA Coast 11/5/1931
Confidential NO
URL http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/rosebud