Sld Ship Type: Steamer
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Edwin S. Tice – Lake Michigan Barge Shipwreck (1933)
Explore the remains of the Edwin S. Tice, a historic steambarge that played a significant role in the Great Lakes lumber trade before its…
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George M. Cox (Ottawa, Puritan)
Explore the wreck of the George M. Cox, a steel-hulled vessel that ran aground in 1933, offering divers a glimpse into early 20th-century maritime…
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Green River – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1932)
Explore the well-preserved wreck of the Green River, a historical wooden bulk propeller turned barge, lying at 80 feet in Thunder Bay, Lake Superior.
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John J. Boland Jr. (tyneville – Lake Erie Freighter Shipwreck (1932)
Explore the tragic story of the John J. Boland Jr., a steel bulk freighter that capsized in 1932 during a storm on Lake Erie.
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America – St. Lawrence River Steamer Shipwreck (1932)
Explore the wreck of the America, a steam screw dredge vessel that sank in 1932, now a popular dive site in the St. Lawrence…
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Dover (frank E. Kirby, Silver Spray – Detroit River Steamer Shipwreck (1932)
Explore the history of the DOVER, a sidewheel steamer that met a tragic end in 1932 due to fire while moored in Ecorse, Michigan.
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Aurora – Lake Michigan Steamer Shipwreck (1932)
Explore the remains of the Aurora, a historic wooden propeller steamer, now a submerged artifact in Lake Michigan, revealing insights into 19th-century maritime engineering.
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Winona – St. Lawrence River Barge Shipwreck (1920)
Explore the wreck of the Winona, a wooden-hulled steamer lost in 1931, now a part of Lake Huron’s maritime history.
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Rotarian (a. Wehrle, Jr – Lake Michigan Sidewheel Excursion Shipwreck (1931)
Explore the wreck of the Rotarian, a wooden sidewheel steamer scuttled in 1931, located in Lake Michigan with remnants of its Prohibition-era history.
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Mineral City – Lake Michigan Steamer Shipwreck (1931)
Explore the wreck of the Mineral City, a wooden propeller vessel scuttled in Lake Michigan, representing early 20th-century Great Lakes commerce.
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