Tug – Page 23 – Shotline Diving

Traveller (g. R. Gray Ii – Lake Huron Tug Shipwreck (1937)

Explore the history of the tugboat Traveller, later known as G. R. Gray II, a significant vessel in Great Lakes shipping.

Explore the wreck of the Betty Hedger, a barge lost in a storm on Lake Erie in 1937, resting at a depth of 115…

Explore the story of the American Scout, a barge lost in a storm on Lake Erie in 1937, and its significance in maritime history.

Explore the wreck of the American Sailor, a freight barge lost in Lake Erie during a storm in 1937.

Explore the wreck of the Gilly, a steam tug lost in 1937 near Goderich, Ontario, while transporting cedar posts. Dive into its history and…

Explore the remains of the A.B. Conmee, a wooden tug scuttled in Thunder Bay, showcasing late-19th-century maritime engineering.

Explore the remains of the Idlewild, a small vessel lost to fire in 1937 at Bayfield Harbor, Wisconsin. Dive conditions are uncertain, with no…

Explore the history of the SAGAMORE, a small workboat lost in Lake Huron during a storm in 1936. A testament to the challenges faced…

The Munster, a propeller-driven work barge, sank in Lake Huron during a storm in 1936. The wreck remains unlocated, resting in deep waters.

Explore the history of the Jessie Hall, a 19th-century wooden tugboat lost in Lake Superior, with a rich service record and an unresolved fate.