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Old Wrecks, New Patrons: Yacht Owners Take Up Maritime Preservation

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A growing circle of private backers is stepping in to fund the careful recovery and conservation of historic shipwrecks, work that once relied almost entirely on institutional grants. For owners already devoted to life on the water, underwriting this kind of preservation has become a natural extension of their passion for maritime history.

With reporting from Robb Report Marine.

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