The steamship Sam stranded on Årøboen outside Tønsberg 27. November 1923 under a journey from Sunderland to Tønsberg with a cargo of coal and coke. Sam got of the bank without help later on, and continued in the fjord towards Tønsberg. But when they had reached the north end of Veierland the ship had reached her limit. After the damages she had after the stranding, Sam had taken in to much water for the pumps alone to keep the ship afloat, and she quickly sank in the deep. The crew got away form the accident without injuries. And here Sam was left to her rest until 1985, where Sandefjord dive club found the wreck. Today the wreck of Sam rest on a depth of forty five to fifty one meters in good condition nearly 150 meters outside the north end of Veierland, and the wreck is also marked on sea drafts. Despite the age on the wreck id Sam in a very good condition, but the seabed conditions and lots of old fishing nets makes diving on Sam a terrifying experience. A boat is nessesary to get out to the wreck...