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Mons Meg – Lake Ontario Ferry Shipwreck (1938)

Explore the history of the Mons Meg, a former car ferry turned drill boat, now buried beneath the town piers in Trenton, Ontario.

Explore the wreck of the Lizzie Harvey, a wooden bulk freight barge that sank in Lake Erie in 1937 under mysterious circumstances.

Explore the wreck of the Argo, a tanker barge that sank in 1937, posing environmental risks due to its hazardous cargo.

Explore the mysterious Ash Island Barge, a wooden sailing scow linked to the Thousand Islands Bridge construction, resting at 121 feet in the St.…

Explore the wreck of the Nicaragua, a significant Great Lakes timber carrier, resting at 98 feet in Wolfe Island Graveyard.

Explore the remains of an unregistered wooden dump scow in Thunder Bay, Ontario, offering insights into early 20th-century maritime utility vessels.

Explore the wreck of the David Foster, a wooden barge that foundered in Lake Erie in 1936, claiming one life.

Explore the mystery of the Genevieve Ryan, a wooden freight barge that foundered in Lake Erie in 1936, with limited documentation and an unknown…

Explore the wreck of the Material Service, a steel self-unloading barge that capsized in 1936, now lying in Lake Michigan with remnants of its…

Explore the remains of an unidentified wooden flat scow in Thunder Bay, potentially linked to the Shipwreck Alley area.