The Annie M Miller is another collier that met it's fate off the coast of Sydney.  She went down on February 8 1929 with the loss of 6 lives.  She lies off South Head in around 46m of water.  Like most of her kind she is a haven for fish of all sorts.  She lies broken up on the sand but to see the ship is hard due to the many thousands of fish around her.  The boilers are quite evident and the prop is visible.

She is well worth a visit by divers suitably experienced for deep dives.

This site was last updated 28/10/11