Steamer – Page 31 – Shotline Diving

Wexford – Lake Huron Freighter Shipwreck (1913)

Explore the wreck of the SS Wexford, a steel-hulled freighter lost in the Great Storm of 1913, resting in 75 feet of water off…

Explore the wreck of the International, a wooden-hulled steamer lost to fire in 1913, located in shallow waters of Lake Superior.

Explore the wreck of the C.W. Elphicke, a wooden bulk freighter that sank in 1913, offering a glimpse into Great Lakes maritime history.

Explore the wreck of the R.J. Henry, a wooden steamer lost in 1913, resting in Lake Huron. A dive site for experienced divers with…

Explore the wreck of the City of London, a wooden bulk freighter that sank in 1913 after a collision in Pelee Passage, Lake Erie.

Explore the wreck of the J. M. Lee, a wooden-hulled steam vessel lost to fire in Lake Huron in 1913. Discover its historical significance…

Explore the wreck of the Uganda, a wooden freighter lost to ice in 1913, located in the Straits of Mackinac. A dive site rich…

Explore the story of the United Workman, a wooden steamer lost to fire in 1912, and its role in Great Lakes maritime history.

Explore the wreck of the Joseph C. Suit, a wooden steam vessel sunk in 1912 after a collision in the Detroit River, highlighting early…

Explore the wreck of the SS Keystorm, a significant dive site in the St. Lawrence River, known for its well-preserved structure and rich history.