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McLarty Treasure Museum

Attraction touristique ·  · 13180 North A1A

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Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida. Listed location: Attraction touristique ·  · 13180 North A1A. Website captured for verification.

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McLarty Treasure Museum
Type
dive center
Category
dive
Address
Attraction touristique ·  · 13180 North A1A
Email
info@verobeach.com
Website
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Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida. Listed location: Attraction touristique ·  · 13180 North A1A. Website captured for verification.

Identity

  • Name: McLarty Treasure Museum
  • Type: dive center
  • Listed location: Attraction touristique ·  · 13180 North A1A
  • Source category: dive

Contact and links

  • Official Website captured for verification.
  • Email (source data): info@verobeach.com

About (from official website)

  • Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp
  • 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida.
  • More than 300 years later, salvagers still work offshore in hope of recovering the "Queen's Jewels." Admission is $2.
  • DeFrancisci Previous Next The McLarty Treasure Museum is a great little museum that paints the story of the ill-fated 1715 fleet of eleven Spanish galleon ships laden with gold, silver, copper and riches as they were heading back to Spain.
  • All eleven ships sank close to shore in a hurricane.

Detected prices

  • More than 300 years later, salvagers still work offshore in hope of recovering the "Queen's Jewels." Admission is $2.
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Public source

Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida.

$2 - More than 300 years later, salvagers still work offshore in hope of recovering the "Queen's Jewels." Admission is $2.

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Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
More than 300 years later, salvagers still work offshore in hope of recovering the "Queen's Jewels." Admission is $2.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
DeFrancisci Previous Next The McLarty Treasure Museum is a great little museum that paints the story of the ill-fated 1715 fleet of eleven Spanish galleon ships laden with gold, silver, copper and riches as they were heading back to Spain.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
All eleven ships sank close to shore in a hurricane.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
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Please be patient as this may take a few seconds.Source captured for BeachFinder verification

FAQ from source-backed data

What source-backed services are listed for McLarty Treasure Museum?

Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida.

How can visitors contact McLarty Treasure Museum?

Official website captured for verification. Email from source data: info@verobeach.com

Where is McLarty Treasure Museum listed?

McLarty Treasure Museum has source-backed location data for Attraction touristique ·  · 13180 North A1A. Profile type: dive center.

What official source signal was found for McLarty Treasure Museum?

Historical marker designating the site of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 Fleet and is located near 13180 North A1A, Orchid Island, Florida.