Wreck of the
King Philip
Jan
25, 1878
Painting of King Philip Wreck by SF artist Gideon Jacques Denny
NOTE: this is a possible misidentification,
instead illustrating the Brignardello
Wreck
Daily Alta California - 26 Jan 1878
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San Francisco Chronicle - 26 Jan 1878 |
San Francisco Chronicle - 27 Jan 1878
Daily Alta California - 31 January 1878
Daily Alta California - 23 February 1878
San Francisco Chronicle - 24 Feb 1878
Daily Alta California - 19 April 1878
The San Francisco Examiner - Jul 27 1878
Oil in canvas of the wreck of the King Phillip, attributed to California artist
Benjamin Willard Sears
"He apparently painted a number of views of it as they all appeared together in
a Sears retrospective at the California Society of Pioneers in the late 1960s."
Image courtesy of Glenn D. Koch
The bow of the King Philip appeared above the sands of Ocean Beach in November
2011, and has become even more exposed, Dec. 30, 2010.
Photo: Tom Prete /
Ocean Beach Bulletin
The stern of the King Philip still bears some metal fittings, Dec. 30, 2010.
Photo: Tom Prete /
Ocean Beach Bulletin
King Philip at low tide, Dec. 30, 2010.
Photo: Tom Prete /
Ocean Beach Bulletin
Photo by Frank Mitchell
Taken Apr 2, 2011
GGNRA / Peter Gavette
Taken Apr 7, 2011
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Submerged Cultural Resources Assessment
by James P. Delgado and Stephen A. Haller, 1989
More information on the King Philip:
http://burritojustice.com/2010/11/15/philip-the-once-and-future-clipper-king/
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