Saint Peter Shipwreck
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Site where the Russian sailing ship Saint Peter ran aground in the fall of 1741 during Captain Commander Vitus Bering's Second Expedition. About half of the 80 man crew died of survey or exposure to weather. They had to tear apart the ship and rebuild.
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