Shotline Diving

Sld Ship Type: Steamer

Oliver Newberry (1832)

Explore the wreck of the Oliver Newberry, a side-wheel steamer lost in a storm in 1838 near Point Abino, Lake Erie. All aboard survived.

Sld Ship Type: Steamer

  • Oliver Newberry (1832)

    Explore the wreck of the Oliver Newberry, a side-wheel steamer lost in a storm in 1838 near Point Abino, Lake Erie. All aboard survived.

  • William F. P. Taylor (W.F.P. Taylor)

    Explore the wreck of the WILLIAM F. P. TAYLOR, a sidewheel steamer lost in a storm in 1838 near Michigan City, Indiana.

  • Sir Robert Peel

    Explore the wreck of the Sir Robert Peel, a historic sidewheeler steamboat lost during the Patriot War, now lying in the St. Lawrence River.

  • Caroline (1822)

    Explore the history of the Caroline, a sidewheel steamer involved in the Upper Canada Rebellion, now lost to time in the Niagara River.

  • Bytown (1836)

    Explore the wreck of the Bytown, a sidewheel steamer that faced a storm in 1837 at Kingston, Ontario, and learn about its historical significance.

  • Don Quixote (1836)

    Explore the wreck of the Don Quixote, a side-wheel steamer lost in Lake Huron, carrying a printing press for Grand Rapids’ first newspaper.

  • Canada (1826)

    Explore the wreck of the Canada, an early sidewheel steamer that played a vital role in Great Lakes navigation and commerce.

  • Henry Clay 1825

    Explore the wreck of the Henry Clay, a pioneering sidewheel steamer abandoned in Buffalo River after a devastating storm in 1835.

  • Thomas McKay (1834)

    Explore the wreck of the Thomas McKay, an early steamboat that navigated the Rideau Canal, now a testament to Canada’s maritime history.

  • William Peacock (1829)

    Explore the history of the William Peacock, an early sidewheel steamer that faced numerous challenges during its service on Lake Erie.