The steamer Martha was on a journey from Arkangelsk to Bergen when she stranded near Cape Orlow in the White sea, but manage to get loose from the bank and continues towards Kongsfjorden to get rid of the cargo which consisted of wood. On the way the vessel starts to take in water, and captain Hannevig decides to seek shelter  in the fjord and repair the leak before they continues in towards the fjord. But on the 20th of November 1909 Martha disappears in the deep after she had been anchored up for nearly a day for reparations. The day after the rescue vessel Parat arrives the site from Tromsø city to estimate a salvage operation, but the attempt is abandoned since it would not be economically safe regarding the depth of the wreck. The wreck of Martha rest today on her keel as a typical " Donald Duck " wreck on a depth of thirty five to fifty meters, in a relatively good condition. To get out to the wreck you need nice weather and a boat...