Steamer – Page 40 – Shotline Diving

George T. Burroughs – Lake St. Clair Dredge Shipwreck (1905)

Explore the wreck of the George T. Burroughs, a steam barge transformed into a sandsucker, now resting in the St. Clair River Flats.

Explore the wreck of the Hiram R. Bond, a wooden scow sunk in 1905 after a collision in dense fog. Accessible site near North…

Explore the wreck of the Hesper, a wooden-hulled bulk freighter lost in a snowstorm in 1905, now a well-preserved dive site in Lake Superior.

Explore the wreck of the Chippewa, a wooden steamer from 1874, resting in the Musquash River, a testament to Georgian Bay’s timber trade.

Explore the wreck of the B.W. Blanchard, a steambarge that met its fate on North Point Reef in 1904, now a dive site in…

Explore the wreck of the Eliza H. Strong, a wooden bulk freighter that succumbed to fire in 1904, now resting in shallow Lake Huron…

Explore the wreck of the Sitka, a wooden bulk freighter lost in 1904, now a site for divers near Au Sable Reef in Lake…

Explore the remains of the ABERCORN, a wooden-hulled steambarge that met its fate in 1904. A dive into history awaits at the Goderich Boneyard.

Explore the wreck of the Southampton, a barkentine that sank in Lake Erie in 1904, representing the decline of wooden vessels in Great Lakes…

Explore the wreck of the Newaygo, a wooden steam freighter lost in a blizzard on Lake Huron in 1903, now scattered across Devil’s Reef.