Steamer – Page 34 – Shotline Diving

Frank H. Goodyear – Lake Huron Freighter Shipwreck (1910)

Explore the wreck of the Frank H. Goodyear, a steel-hulled freighter that sank in 1910, featuring a unique Pullman railcar and rich maritime history.

Explore the accessible wreck of the D.D. Calvin, a wooden steam barge, resting in 18 feet of water near Garden Island, Lake Ontario.

Explore the Wasaga, a wooden package freighter wreck in Lake Superior, known for its cargo features and shallow dive conditions.

Explore the history of the Penelope, a wooden steam screw yacht that met a tragic end in 1909 near Lorain, Ohio.

Explore the wreck of the CLARION, a steel freighter lost in a winter storm in 1909, located near Southeast Shoal in Lake Erie.

Explore the tragic story of the Marquette & Bessemer No. 2, a steam screw freighter lost in Lake Erie during a fierce storm in…

Explore the history of the W.W. Stewart, a converted sidewheel steamer that met its end in a suspected arson fire in Buffalo Harbor.

Explore the wreck of the Samoa, a wooden steam freighter lost in 1909, now partially buried in Torch Lake with intriguing dive conditions.

Explore the wreck of the Thomas W. Palmer, a wooden-hulled freighter lost to fire in 1909, now resting in Torch Lake, Michigan.

Explore the wreck of the Monteagle, a wooden-hulled freighter that met a fiery end in Lake Munuscong in 1909. Accessible to technical divers.