Johnson Beach Wreck 2019

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The Johnson Beach Wreck, commonly referred to as Jack’s Wreck, resides within Gulf Islands National Seashore's vast maritime cultural landscape. It lies submerged in the tidal zone, frequently exposed by intense storms and relentless wave action. To explore this site from every angle, use your mouse or mobile device's touch screen to rotate, pan, and zoom. Alternatively, press the "J" and "K" keys on your keyboard or tap the sides of your screen to navigate through key points of interest. By clicking on these points, you can access high-resolution photographs of the wreck, offering an up-close look at this historical treasure. As a protected site under federal law, like all archaeological and historical resources within Gulf Islands National Seashore, the Johnson Beach Wreck is safeguarded for future generations. If you encounter the wreck partially uncovered during your visit, refrain from disturbing its timbers or removing more sand, and notify Park Rangers immediately.