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Canada – Lake St. Clair Barge Shipwreck (1916)

Explore the wreck of the Canada, a wooden barge that sank in 1916 after a collision in Mitchell’s Bay. Discover its history and significance…

Explore the wreck of the Bella, a 19th-century river barge that foundered in the St. Lawrence River, offering a glimpse into maritime history.

Explore the wreck of the Philip D. Armour, a late 19th-century wooden freighter turned barge, resting off Waldamere Park in Lake Erie.

Explore the history of the Arctic, a wooden steambarge built in 1893, which served the Great Lakes before being dismantled in 1915.

Explore the history of the Glengarry, a river barge that served the Great Lakes from 1872 until its abandonment in 1915.

The Delta is an obscure shipwreck from 1914, likely a wooden scow or barge, lost in Ontario waters with minimal documentation.

Explore the wreck of the City of Rome, a steam barge lost to fire in 1914, located off Ripley, New York in Lake Erie.

Explore the wreck of the SS Benjamin Noble, a steel steambarge lost in 1914, now a protected archaeological site in Lake Superior.

Explore the wreck of G.L. 37, a wooden scow that foundered in 1913 near St. Mary’s River, with no casualties reported.

Explore the wreck of the Spokane, an early steel-hulled freighter that met a dramatic end in Lake Erie during a gale.