Steamer – Page 48 – Shotline Diving

Michael Groh – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1895)

Explore the wreck of the Michael Groh, a wooden steambarge lost in 1895 near Pictured Rocks, Michigan, during a storm while carrying lumber.

Explore the wreck of the Red, White and Blue, a barkentine lost in 1895 during a gale at Whaleback Shoal in Lake Michigan.

Explore the wreck of the Charles J. Kershaw, a steam screw cargo vessel lost in 1895 during a storm on Lake Superior.

Explore the history of the Baltic, a sidewheel steamer lost to fire in 1895, and its significance in Great Lakes maritime history.

Explore the wreck of the Burlington, a historic steam barge resting near Mississauga Lighthouse in Lake Huron, accessible to divers and snorkelers.

Explore the wreck of the Norman, a steel propeller steamer that sank in 1895 after a collision in Lake Huron, resting at approximately 300…

Explore the wreck of the Wales, a historical wooden vessel from 1864, resting in the Musquash River area, significant to the timber trade.

Explore the tragic story of the SS Chicora, a passenger steamer that foundered in a winter storm, claiming the lives of 23-26 individuals.

Explore the history of the Potomac, a wooden propeller steamer turned barge, abandoned in the Niagara River after a long service life.

Explore the wreck of the William H. Barrett, a sidewheel steamboat lost to fire in 1894 while moored in Grand Rapids, Michigan.