Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods?: Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943)

Madeleine McAllister; Wendy Van Duivenvoorde

Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods? Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943)

Madeleine McAllister, Wendy Van Duivenvoorde

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Abstract

After HMS Success grounded on entering the Swan River Colony in 1829, it was repaired with what came to be known as 'Swan River mahogany' (jarrah) a surprisingly durable timber that became much sought after.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Shipwrecks of Australia's West Coast
Editors	Michael McCarthy
Place of Publication	Welshpool DC
Publisher	Western Australian Museum
Pages	184-189
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Print)	9781920843762
Publication status	Published - 2012

Keywords

Shipwrecks
Underwater archaeology
Nautical Archaeology
Western Australia
Historic shipwrecks

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McAllister, M., & Van Duivenvoorde, W. (2012). Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods? Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943). In M. McCarthy (Ed.), Shipwrecks of Australia's West Coast (pp. 184-189). Western Australian Museum.

McAllister, Madeleine ; Van Duivenvoorde, Wendy. / Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods? Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943). Shipwrecks of Australia's West Coast. editor / Michael McCarthy. Welshpool DC : Western Australian Museum, 2012. pp. 184-189

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McAllister, M & Van Duivenvoorde, W 2012, Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods? Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943). in M McCarthy (ed.), Shipwrecks of Australia's West Coast. Western Australian Museum, Welshpool DC, pp. 184-189.

Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods? Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943). / McAllister, Madeleine; Van Duivenvoorde, Wendy.

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McAllister M, Van Duivenvoorde W. Hamelin Bay: World Trade Centre for Karri and Jarrah Hardwoods? Wrecks and strandings: "Agincourt" (1882), "Chaudiere" (1883), "Greyhound" (1884), "Aristide" (1889), "Omeo" (1895), "Anna Maria Schwalbe" (1897), "Arcadia" (1900), "Nor'wester" (1900), "Lövspring" (1900), "Katinka" (1900), "Else" (1900), "Toba" (1943). In McCarthy M, editor, Shipwrecks of Australia's West Coast. Welshpool DC: Western Australian Museum. 2012. p. 184-189