Tug – Page 17 – Shotline Diving

Globe – Lake Huron Tug Shipwreck (1954)

Explore the wreck of the Globe, a wooden fish tug that sank in Lake Huron due to mechanical failure, with all crew members surviving…

The tug Ohio was lost in a collision on Lake Erie in 1954. No fatalities occurred, and the vessel was scrapped later that year.

Explore the resilient history of the Edward C. Whalen, a tugboat that survived multiple wrecks and transformations on Lake Superior.

Explore the wreck of M/V Albatros IV, a tug/yacht lost to fire in Toronto Harbour in 1953. A significant piece of Lake Ontario’s maritime…

Explore the remains of P.W.D. 117, a significant composite dredge that sank in 1952, offering insights into early 20th-century dredging technology.

Explore the history of the America, a versatile vessel that transitioned from passenger service to tugboat before its loss in 1952.

Explore the tragic history of the Morania #130, a freight barge involved in one of Buffalo’s deadliest maritime disasters.

Explore the M.J. Low, a wooden fish tug scuttled in 1951, now a dive site in Portage Bay, Killarney, showcasing historical fishing heritage.

Explore the remains of the A.H. Pitz, a wooden steam tug abandoned in 1951 at the mouth of the Amnicon River, offering a unique…

Explore the history of the SACHEM, a steel-hulled tugboat with a storied past, including its tragic sinking and remarkable recovery.