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Unknown 15 (flat Scow – Other Scow Shipwreck (1930)

Explore the remains of Unknown 15, a wood flat scow located in Thunderbay Ships Graveyard, with dimensions of 86 x 33 ft.

Explore the tragic history of the John B. King, a drill scow that met a catastrophic fate in 1930, resulting in one of Canada’s…

Explore the wreck of the Ralph T. Holcomb, a steam barge that played a vital role in early 20th-century Canadian industry, now resting in…

Explore the remains of the Sarnia Doc, a grain carrier lost in a storm on Lake Huron in 1929. A site of historical significance…

Explore the wreck of the Tiger, a steel dredge scow lost to fire in 1929 off Lakeside, Michigan. A reminder of the hazards faced…

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…

Explore the Harltiner Barge, a wooden derrick barge sunk in Lake Huron around 1929, featuring remnants of its crane and boiler in shallow waters.

Explore the wreck of T.L.D. No 1, an unrigged scow lost to fire in 1928, located in Lake Huron near Detour, Michigan.

Explore the tragic history of the James F. Cahill, a wooden tanker barge destroyed by fire in Buffalo Harbor in 1928.

Explore the wreck of the SAINTE MARIE, a historic wooden car ferry turned barge, located near Frying Pan Island in Lake Huron.