A US dive team has discovered the wreck of a French steamship, Le Lyonnais, that sank in the Atlantic Ocean in 1856 after a "hit-and-run" collision with an American sailing vessel, claiming 114 lives.
Le Lyonnais was a trans-Atlantic steamship, built in England for a French company. The ship was meant to carry passengers and mail between England and America, and had both sails and a steam ...
A dive team headed by two New Jersey residents have found the wreckage of the Le Lyonnais about 200 miles near the Massachusetts coast. Facebook/D/V Tenacious A French ship that sank following an ...
Le Lyonnais was left with a small hole that eventually sank the ship days later. Out of the ship's 132 passengers and crew, 114 people died – and the few people who survived the wreck were stuck ...
Le Lyonnais was discovered in the Atlantic Ocean about 140 miles east of Nantucket, Mass. More than 100 died after the French passenger steamship sank. By Hank Sanders A French passenger steamship ...
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The French steamship Le Lyonnais, a marvel for its time, was feared lost forever when a maritime disaster in 1856 sent her to the bottom of the ocean off Massachusetts.
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A New Jersey dive boat team from Point Pleasant Beach has announced that it is has discovered the long lost French transatlantic passenger steamship Le Lyonnais, which sunk Nov. 2, 1856 ...