Kasko

Built in England in 1863


She was wrecked at Blackhall Rocks, Co. Durham, UK on 29 October 1919

At the time she was on a voyage from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Stockholm with coal.

Owner was O.Seppulo of Kasko, Finland

The crew were said to have been drunk in charge when she went aground.

Part (as per inset) can still be seen at low tide

Reproduced by courtesy of Blackhall History Group from their publication 'Cliffs, Caves & Coal'