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    Interesting Facts about the Georgiana

    Uncovering the The Real Rhett Butler: George Trenholm, shipping and banking magnate & owner of the Georgiana

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    Internationally known shipwreck expert, Lee Spence, found his first shipwrecks at  age twelve. He has since found hundreds of wrecks and worked on everything from Spanish galleons & pirate ships to blockade runners & Great Lakes freighters. He has been buried in cave-ins, tangled in fishing nets, pinned under wreckage, run out of air, lost inside a wreck, and bitten by fish while pursuing his quests.Dr. E. Lee Spence’s Adventures

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