How Sunken Ships Wound Up In Farm Fields

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson
05/09/2022 3 min Temporada 4 Episodio 842

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Today in 1856, the steamboat Arabia sank in a river - and it wouldn't be seen again until 1988, when it showed up in a cornfield in Kansas. We'll explain how sometimes ships lost at sea are found somewhere else. Plus: Floating Motors is a company that converts vintage autos into seaworthy vessels.
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