Steamer – Page 27 – Shotline Diving

William P. Rend

Explore the wreck of the William P. Rend, a steam screw barge submerged in Lake Huron, posing a navigation hazard just 4 feet below…

Explore the wreck of the Isabella J. Boyce, a sandsucker vessel that caught fire and sank in Lake Erie in 1917, now resting in…

Explore the history of the Sacramento, a wooden freighter that faced adversity on Lake Huron and returned to service after recovery.

Explore the wreck of the Conger Coal, a wooden-hulled steamer scuttled after a fire in 1917, resting in 20 ft of water in Sodus…

Explore the wreck of the Empress, a 19th-century wooden sailing ship that played a vital role in Great Lakes commerce.

Explore the remains of the last wooden passenger ship built at Collingwood, lost to fire in 1917 while preparing for the new season.

Explore the history of the Geraldine Battle, a versatile vessel that transitioned from a passenger steamer to a bulk barge before its fiery end…

Explore the tragic story of the James B. Colgate, a whaleback steamer lost in the storm of ‘Black Friday’ in 1916. Dive into its…

Explore the wreck of the Marshall F. Butters, a steam-powered lumber hooker lost in 1916, resting in Lake Erie near Southeast Shoal.

Explore the tragic story of the ROBERVAL, a steel cargo vessel lost in a storm on Lake Ontario in 1916, with a crew of…