Steamer – Page 44 – Shotline Diving

State of Michigan (1875)

Explore the wreck of the State of Michigan, a wooden sidewheel steamer that sank in 1901 due to structural failure, with all crew rescued…

Explore the wreck of the City of Owen Sound, a steam barge that sank in 1901, lying at a depth of 30 feet near…

Explore the wreck of the Hudson, a steel-hulled freighter lost in 1901, now resting in 825 ft of Lake Superior’s depths.

Explore the wreck of the John J. Long, a steam-powered vessel that met a fiery end in 1901, with all crew and passengers escaping…

The George Stauber sank in 1901 after a collision in the St. Clair River, with all passengers rescued. The wreck remains unlocated.

Explore the wreck of the Smith & Post, a unique wooden tow vessel that served as a lightship before its fiery demise in 1901.

Explore the history of the Avon, a wooden propeller steamer that faced a catastrophic fire on Lake Superior in 1901, yet was recovered and…

Explore the tragic story of the Baltimore, a steam-powered freighter that sank in Lake Huron during a storm in 1901, claiming 13 lives.

Explore the wreck of the Mary Mills, a wooden steambarge lost to fire in 1900, with a rich history of service on the Great…

Explore the wreck of the St. Andrew, a wooden-hulled freighter lost in Lake Superior, offering insights into Great Lakes maritime history.