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3D Model of Historic Package Freighter Congress
New 3D Model of Historic Package Freighter Congress Added to 3DShipwrecks.org 3DShipwrecks.org has just released a stunning new 3D model of the Congress, a wooden package freighter now resting within the Manitou Passage Underwater Preserve. This detailed model is a significant addition to the digital archive and was created from 3,651 ultra-high-resolution (30 MP) images…
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Matt in the Scuba News
Matt’s hard work and persistence pay off once again with another stunning capture of the wreck known as “Glendora.” His photo was recently featured by The Scuba News, highlighting both the artistry and technical skill behind the shot. For more detailed information on the “Glendora” wreck, including dive conditions, structural details, and historical context, visit:Shotline…
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POW Releases 3D Model of Kingston’s Historic Water Intake Cribs
Preserve Our Wrecks Kingston (POW) has just published a detailed 3D model of the Kingston Museum Water Intake Crib No. 1, now viewable online through Sketchfab. This immersive model represents one of the wooden crib structures once critical to Kingston’s municipal water intake system on Lake Ontario. Submerged Infrastructure, Digitally Preserved Installed in the 19th…
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New NOAA 3D Shipwreck Model Released!
New NOAA 3D Shipwreck Model Released! Explore the haunting remains of the Banshee — a two-masted schooner built in 1879 as Maple Leaf in Bronte, Ontario. Lost in a gale on October 1, 1924, near Sackets Harbor, NY, the vessel broke apart after dragging anchor in White’s Bay. Today, she rests at 30 feet (9…
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New 3D Model Reveals Shipwreck Supply off North Manitou Island
Title: “New 3D Model Reveals Shipwreck Supply off North Manitou Island” The team at 3DShipwrecks.org has just unveiled a stunning new photogrammetry model of the Supply, a 134 ft two-masted brig built in 1855 as the Curtis Mann and renamed in 1861. The vessel sank off North Manitou Island in 1869 after breaking apart in…
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New 3D Model Release – B West
New 3D Model Release: Lake Michigan’s B West Brings Early Self-Propelled Barges to Life The 3DShipwrecks.org team has unveiled its latest photogrammetry model — the B West, a 100-foot (30.5 m) iron self-propelled lumber barge lost in December 1957 off the coast of Northport, Michigan. This new model, meticulously built from more than 1,100 ultra-high-resolution 30-megapixel…
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NOAA Releases Northern Lights Model
Northern Lights (Daggerboard Scow Schooner, 1899) https://shotlinediving.com/docs/daggerboard-2/ Updated Site & Identification Information NOAA has confirmed the Northern Lights is best described as a daggerboard scow schooner, clarifying an important structural detail that earlier sources missed. Daggerboards were vital for these flat-bottomed scows to sail crosswind, acting like a retractable keel to maintain lateral stability. Vessel…
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3DShipwrecks releases Flora Model
Discover the Flora: Michigan’s Hidden Fish Tug Wreck Just 200 yards off Northport Harbor, a forgotten piece of 19th-century maritime history lies beneath the waves—the 45 ft fish tug Flora, built in 1889 in Saugatuck, MI. After changing owners twice, she was abandoned during a storm and sank in just ~15 ft of water. Today, only her boiler, a section…
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Corey Featured in Scuba News Canada 10 Jun 2025
Another stunning shot from Corey gets national attention! Saturday’s dive on the Daryaw in Brockville didn’t just impress the locals—Scuba News Canada took notice too. One of Corey’s images has been featured on their site, bringing national coverage to this iconic wreck and the dive community around it. Well done, Corey—your work continues to shine above (and below) the…
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Alida J. Rogers Model Release
The first 3DShipwrecks.org post of the 2025 season is on Lake Michigan Grand Traverse Bay. We plan to work our way around Lake Michigan this season photographing and modeling as many of the shipwrecks as we can. The 138 ft schooner Alida J. Rogers was built in 1862 in Ohio. Over its 36-year career it…
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