Steamer – Page 33 – Shotline Diving

A.L. Hopkins – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1911)

Explore the wreck of the A.L. Hopkins, a steam barge lost in Lake Superior in 1911, known for its heavy cargo of lumber and…

Explore the remains of the largest wooden steamer ever built on the Great Lakes, lost in 1911 on Watchers Reef in Georgian Bay.

Explore the wreck of the F.H. Prince, a former package freighter turned sand dredge, resting in 18 ft of water near Kelley’s Island, Lake…

Explore the history of the TOURIST, a sternwheel steamer that met its fate in a fire on Lake Michigan in 1911.

Explore the remains of the Tourist, a sternwheel steam excursion vessel that caught fire in 1911, marking the end of an era in leisure…

Explore the wreck of the JOHN MITCHELL, a bulk carrier lost in 1911 near Vermilion Point, Lake Superior, after a tragic collision.

Explore the wreck of the Wasago, a wooden steamer that met its fate in Lake Superior, offering insights into early 20th-century maritime challenges.

Explore the wreck of the Frank L. Vance, a wooden freighter lost to fire in 1910, with all crew rescued safely.

Explore the wreck of SS Pere Marquette 18, a steel-hulled car ferry that sank in 1910, lying approximately 500 ft deep in Lake Michigan.

Explore the history of the D.F. Rose, a wooden tow barge transformed into a steambarge, significant in the Great Lakes lumber trade.