Sld Ship Type: Barge
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Ash Island Barge
Explore the mysterious Ash Island Barge, a wooden sailing scow linked to the Thousand Islands Bridge construction, resting at 121 feet in the St.…
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Nicaragua – St. Lawrence River Barge Shipwreck (1920)
Explore the wreck of the Nicaragua, a significant Great Lakes timber carrier, resting at 98 feet in Wolfe Island Graveyard.
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Unknown 4 (dump Scow – Lake Superior Scow Shipwreck (1937)
Explore the remains of an unregistered wooden dump scow in Thunder Bay, Ontario, offering insights into early 20th-century maritime utility vessels.
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David Foster – Lake Erie Barge Shipwreck (1936)
Explore the wreck of the David Foster, a wooden barge that foundered in Lake Erie in 1936, claiming one life.
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Genevieve Ryan – Lake Erie Barge Shipwreck (1936)
Explore the mystery of the Genevieve Ryan, a wooden freight barge that foundered in Lake Erie in 1936, with limited documentation and an unknown…
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Material Service – Lake Michigan Barge Shipwreck (1936)
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…
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Unknown 14 (flat Scow – Lake Superior Scow Shipwreck (1936)
Explore the remains of an unidentified wooden flat scow in Thunder Bay, potentially linked to the Shipwreck Alley area.
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Unknown Scow (no. 32 – Other Scow Shipwreck (1936)
Explore the remains of Unknown Scow No. 32, a small vessel resting in Thunderbay Ships Graveyard, with dimensions of 25 x 18 ft.
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Unknown 18 – Derrick Scow – Lake Superior Scow Shipwreck (1936)
Explore the remains of Unknown 18, a derrick scow scuttled in Thunder Bay, showcasing unique maritime engineering and historical significance.
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Unknown 16 – Dipper Dredge – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1936)
Explore the remains of Unknown 16, a mechanical excavator barge scuttled in Lake Superior’s Thunder Bay, showcasing early 20th-century dredging technology.
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