SHIP NOTES:
Name: City of Houston	Type: Passenger-freighter
Date Sunk: October 23, 1878	Cause: Foundered
Size (ft.): 290 x 33 x20	Tonnage: 1515
Propulsion: Coal-fired direct acting steam engine	Location

DIVING NOTES:

Diving Depths: 95-100 ft.

Current: Slight to moderate.

Visibility: 30-60 feet

Summer Temperature: High 70s

Points of Interest: Lots of tropical fish life, a large steam engine, anchors, rudder and more artifacts than one can find in a lifetime.

Fish/Animal Life: An unusal number of angelfish and lots of other tropicals

Description:

PHOTOS: Copyright © 1996 by Paul M. Hudy
Boiler		Top of the engine
Remains of the wooden hull	Spadefish	Miscellaneous wreckage	Angelfish inside the boiler
Looking towards the bow		Two blades of the buried propeller