Tug – Page 28 – Shotline Diving

Stewart (pre1931 – Other Tug Shipwreck (1931)

The Stewart was a wooden-hulled workboat destroyed by fire in December 1931, leaving no known remains. It serves as a reminder of fire hazards…

Explore the remains of the Hunter Wills, a wooden propeller steam tug lost to fire in 1931, located in Erie, Pennsylvania harbor.

Explore the history of the Russel Roque, a wooden-hulled steam tug that met its end in a fire at Gore Bay in 1931.

Explore the remains of the Dispatch, a converted steam tug lost to fire in 1931 on the St. Marys River.

Explore the remains of the Nellie J, a log-tug that served in the early 20th century, now a part of local logging history.

Explore the history of the Nellie J., a log-tug that served the logging industry in Ely, Minnesota, and its fate in Fall Lake.

Explore the wreck of the Irene Beauchine, a historic wooden tug that sank in 1930 after a collision in Buffalo Harbor. Suitable for beginner…

Explore the wreck of the tugboat General, a historical dive site in Lake Michigan, resting at a depth of 25 feet near Frying Pan…

Explore the history of the Prince Ray, a wooden tugboat that served Canadian ports before its scuttling in Lake Ontario.

Explore the remains of the Luckport, a historic tugboat in Georgian Bay, showcasing the maritime legacy of the Great Lakes.