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SS Selma
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Bridget And Dustin
January 11, 2022
History buffs love touring the S.S. Selma, a concrete ship from World War I that settled on the coast of Galveston. This ship is visible above the water line and features a concrete tanker for you to see up close. With its close proximity to Pelican Island, you can also see the ship’s remains while traveling on boat and the Bolivar Auto Ferry.
K D
February 1, 2021
(Galveston, Bayside) A tour you take out to a historic concrete ship, dolphin viewing (you will need a vehicle) $$
Jerry
February 10, 2018
The SS Selma, a World War I reinforced concrete tanker scuttled decades ago off the coast of Galveston, Texas, and visible above the water line, is no longer just a local curiosity. Since 1992, besides recognition with a Texas Historical Commission's Official Texas Historical Marker, she has been designated as a State Archeological Landmark by the Texas Antiquities Committee, as the Official Flagship of the Texas "Army", and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In addition , the SS Selma rests in a significant site in Galveston Bay, the bay near the "marine battleground" for part of the Civil War's Battle of Galveston in 1863.
The SS Selma, a World War I reinforced concrete tanker scuttled decades ago off the coast of Galveston, Texas, and visible above the water line, is no longer just a local curiosity. Since 1992, besides recognition with a Texas Historical Commission's Official Texas Historical Marker, she has been de…
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Galveston, TX