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On February 16, 2023, scuba diver and history buff Hans Hug, Jr. from Exeter NH will be making a presentation entitled “Wrecks of Winnipesaukee”.
Hans has been an avid diver for more than 30 years throughout New England, ranging from the Connecticut River to Cape Ann to Cape Cod. He enjoys lobster and scallop diving, searching for shipwrecks and artifacts, including bottles, guns, ceramics and working missing persons cases.
He has dived all over Winnipesaukee, using sophisticated side scan sonar equipment when he searches. He has located more than 70 wrecks in the lake including large pieces of the original steamer Mt. Washington, captured hundreds of images on side scan sonar and photographed and videotaped all of the wrecks.
A brief video will be played of one of his ship wreck dives along with photographs and sonar images of wrecks.
The presentation will last approx. 80 minutes with lots of time for questions afterwards.
Hans has been an avid diver for more than 30 years throughout New England, ranging from the Connecticut River to Cape Ann to Cape Cod. He enjoys lobster and scallop diving, searching for shipwrecks and artifacts, including bottles, guns, ceramics and working missing persons cases.
He has dived all over Winnipesaukee, using sophisticated side scan sonar equipment when he searches. He has located more than 70 wrecks in the lake including large pieces of the original steamer Mt. Washington, captured hundreds of images on side scan sonar and photographed and videotaped all of the wrecks.
A brief video will be played of one of his ship wreck dives along with photographs and sonar images of wrecks.
The presentation will last approx. 80 minutes with lots of time for questions afterwards.
Range orientations will be scheduled by us on an as need basis. We will contact you if you need to be orientated. If you have any membership questions please call Kathy at 603-581-5062