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Dan presents to the Clayton Dive Community in New York

On Saturday May 18th I was able to give a presentation to members of our 1000 Islands community on who we are here at shotlinediving.com and what we are doing everyday to locate, document, and preserve the information and history of our wrecks throughout the Great Lakes and Saint Lawrence River. Other important presentation about … Read more

Canadian Side Lake Ontario

**1. Kingston, Ontario:**Kingston, Ontario, stands as a prominent city on the eastern shores of Lake Ontario. It boasts a rich maritime history, serving as a hub for shipping and commerce for centuries. The waters near Kingston have witnessed numerous shipwrecks, each with its own unique story. From the iconic Kingston Shipwreck to lesser-known vessels like … Read more

ShotLine Diving(SLD)

Welcome Mark’s Shore Dives Great Lakes Sites Media Library Questions? Welcome To Shotline Diving Exploring The Depths Of Lake Ontario And The St. Lawrence River At Shotline Diving (SLD), we dive deeper—both literally and figuratively—into the fascinating underwater worlds of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. These two iconic bodies of water hold a … Read more

Rideau Canal

Over a century ago, the glistening waters of the Rideau Canal in Canada witnessed a remarkable display of Victorian opulence. The era of grand palace steamboats offered affluent travelers the chance to embark on leisurely river cruises in refined luxury. Among these magnificent vessels were the Rideau Belle, Rideau Queen, and Rideau King, built at Davis Dry Dock on Wellington Street (now MetalCraft Marine). Captain Daniel Noonan, along with the Rideau Lakes Navigation Company, Ltd., captained these palatial steamers, marking a golden age of canal travel.

SLD’s Newsletters Archives!

Discover the fascinating world of shipwrecks and maritime history through the Shipwreck Research Group Newsletter. Stay up-to-date with the latest underwater discoveries, historical findings, and exciting expeditions led by our team of dedicated researchers and marine archaeologists.

New York

1. Rochester, New York:Located in the northeastern corner of Lake Ontario, Rochester is a prominent city on the American side of the lake. Known for its historic maritime significance, it offers access to the Genesee River and Lake Ontario. The city has witnessed numerous shipwrecks over the years, with some wrecks submerged in the waters … Read more