Sld Ship Type: Barge
-
Sarnia Doc – Lake Huron Scow Shipwreck (1929)
Explore the remains of the Sarnia Doc, a grain carrier lost in a storm on Lake Huron in 1929. A site of historical significance…
-
Tiger – Lake Michigan Scow Shipwreck (1929)
Explore the wreck of the Tiger, a steel dredge scow lost to fire in 1929 off Lakeside, Michigan. A reminder of the hazards faced…
-
O.E. Parks – Lake Huron Barge Shipwreck (1929)
Explore the wreck of the O.E. Parks, a wooden-hulled barge that foundered near Thunder Bay Island in 1929, contributing to the rich maritime history…
-
Harltiner Barge (scanlon’s Barge – Lake Huron Barge Shipwreck (1929)
Explore the Harltiner Barge, a wooden derrick barge sunk in Lake Huron around 1929, featuring remnants of its crane and boiler in shallow waters.
-
T.L.d. No 1 – Lake Huron Scow Shipwreck (1928)
Explore the wreck of T.L.D. No 1, an unrigged scow lost to fire in 1928, located in Lake Huron near Detour, Michigan.
-
James F. Cahill – Lake Erie Barge Shipwreck (1928)
Explore the tragic history of the James F. Cahill, a wooden tanker barge destroyed by fire in Buffalo Harbor in 1928.
-
Sainte Marie – Lake Huron Barge Shipwreck (1928)
Explore the wreck of the SAINTE MARIE, a historic wooden car ferry turned barge, located near Frying Pan Island in Lake Huron.
-
Herman H. Hettler (vail – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1927)
Explore the wreck of the Herman H. Hettler, a historical steambarge resting in Lake Superior, offering divers a glimpse into Great Lakes maritime history.
-
Knapp Roller Boat – Other Barge Shipwreck (1927)
Explore the innovative yet impractical Knapp Roller Boat, a unique vessel from 1897 that aimed to revolutionize maritime transport.
-
Cottonwood – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1926)
Explore the story of the Cottonwood, a wooden freighter that faced a severe winter gale and was salvaged after grounding at Coppermine Point in…
You must be logged in to post a comment.