Shotline Diving

Sld Ship Type: Tug

R. Kendrick US 71081

Explore the remains of the R. Kendrick, a small screw-propelled tug built in 1874, scuttled after a long service history on the St. Lawrence and Lake Simcoe.

Sld Ship Type: Tug

  • R. Kendrick US 71081

    Explore the remains of the R. Kendrick, a small screw-propelled tug built in 1874, scuttled after a long service history on the St. Lawrence…

  • Frank La Farge (1901)

    Explore the wreck of the Frank La Farge, a small freighter lost in a storm on Lake Michigan in the early 1900s.

  • Flora (1889)

    Explore the remains of the Flora, a 45-foot fish tug sunk in Northport Harbor, Michigan, featuring a boiler and hull remnants in shallow waters.

  • R. Kendrick C 71081

    Explore the history of the R. Kendrick, a 19th-century wooden ferry turned tugboat, scuttled with undocumented details.

  • Rapid

    Explore the wreck of the tug Rapid, a wooden steam-powered vessel from the late 1800s, significant to the maritime history of Owen Sound and…

  • Montrose – Georgian Bay Schooner Shipwreck

    Explore the history of the wooden schooner Montrose, a vital player in the 19th-century Georgian Bay lumber trade.

  • Pearl (II)

    Explore the history of the Pearl (II), a wooden steam tugboat from the early 1900s, known for its role in Great Lakes maritime operations.

  • Sailor Queen (John J. Noble) C107136

    Explore the wreck of the Sailor Queen, a steam screw vessel scuttled near Parry Sound, representing early 20th-century maritime history on the Great Lakes.

  • Henry Gust – Lake Michigan Tug Shipwreck (1935)

    Explore the wreck of the Henry Gust, a small tugboat abandoned in Lake Michigan, showcasing the history of Great Lakes maritime operations.

  • North Carolina (l.c. Sabin – Other Tug Shipwreck

    Explore the history of the North Carolina, a diesel tug that played a vital role in Great Lakes harbor operations during the 20th century.