crew and cargo lost Haabets Anker - 11 December 1828 - Norwegian brig, all crew saved Atlas - 9 December 1831 - American brig, nine of eleven crew saved Amyntas - 30 November 1841 - English brig, master and three crew drowned Maria Johanna - April 1852 - Dutch galliot, four of crew of seven lost Amalie - 1 February 1869 - German brig Edwin & Sarah - 5 January 1882 - ketch Sapphire - 8 August 1883 - English schooner, all crew of six saved by coastguard rocket apparatus Christiana - 2 September 1883 - Norwegian barque, eight of crew of ten saved Fannie C - 3 October 1890 - schooner, beached whilst on fire, 10 saved Ora et Labora - 13 October 1891 - Norwegian brig Emma Maria - 25 October 1903 - Russian schooner Patria - 26 October 1903 - Norwegian barque Dorothea - 14 February 1914 - Dutch cargo steamship Preveza - 15 January 1920 - Greek vessel Ellida - 1920 - salvage tug Madeleine Tristan - 20 September 1930 - French schooner, all crew saved See also List of Dorset beaches References External links Isle of Portland Beaches of Dorset Jurassic Coast Coves of Dorset Underwater diving sites in England