Fate of the S.S. Monte Carlo Gambling Ship - It Really Happened!

This blog post describes the final days of this floating casino and how its remains recall an extraordinary U.S. gambling history era.

Sunken gambling ship reappears 80 years later off Coronado

Lifetime Local Bruce Johnson Finds $410,000 in Silver Coins from S.S. Monte Carlo Wreckage - Coronado Times

Tide, storms expose gaming ship - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Protests Deliberately Disrupt Gambling in Las Vegas - It Really Happened!

The shipwreck of the Monte Carlo, a gambling ship that sunk in 1937, has resurfaced on the beaches of Coronado, California. - HISTECHO

Lifetime Local Bruce Johnson Finds $410,000 in Silver Coins from S.S. Monte Carlo Wreckage - Coronado Times

Mystery 'cannibal rat ship' discovered in California was used as a casino by the US mob, indy100

No Reserve: One-Owner 3,500-Mile 1985 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS for sale on BaT Auctions - sold for $22,500 on November 29, 2019 (Lot #25,632)

Gambling ship - Wikipedia

Tide, storms expose gaming ship - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Seeing the Shipwreck of the SS Monte Carlo in Coronado - Sidetrack Adventures

Shipwreck Monte Carlo Visible - New History Comes To Light - Coronado Times

SS Monte Carlo San Diego: Shipwreck resurfaces in Coronado after storms

High Roller - 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS 454

Shipwreck Monte Carlo Visible - New History Comes To Light - Coronado Times