Steamer – Page 14 – Shotline Diving

Saugatuck (ex–alfred Clarke – Lake Michigan Steamer Shipwreck (1931)

Explore the remains of the Saugatuck, a wooden propeller steamer with a rich history, now resting in Lake Michigan after a dynamic service life.

Explore the wreck of the Oatland, a wooden package freighter scuttled in 1931, now partially visible in Button Bay, Wolfe Island.

Explore the well-preserved wreck of the Smith, a steam tug that foundered in Lake Erie in 1930, offering a glimpse into Great Lakes maritime…

Explore the history of the Welshman, a wooden steamship that served Ontario and Quebec waterways before its fiery end in 1930.

The North Shore, a fruit steamer, sank in Lake Michigan during a gale in 1930, resulting in the loss of all crew members. Its…

Explore the wreck of the Robert L. Fryer, a historic bulk freighter scuttled in 1930, lying in 35 feet of water near B Island…

Explore the history of Milwaukee’s second fireboat, scuttled in Lake Michigan in 1930. A dive into maritime firefighting evolution awaits.

Explore the wreck of the Cornwall, a historic sidewheel paddle steamer scuttled in 1930, resting in 70 feet of water near Amherst Island.

Explore the wreck of the Simon Langell, a historic wooden steambarge resting in Wolfe Island Graveyard, Lake Ontario, at a depth of 98 feet.

Explore the wreck of the Helen Taylor, a resilient steambarge that faced numerous challenges on Lake Michigan before her final loss in 1930.