Tug – Page 48 – Shotline Diving

Dinah – Lake Erie Tug Shipwreck (1910)

The Dinah, a small steam tug, foundered off Long Point, Lake Erie during a storm on July 4, 1910. No casualties were reported.

Explore the buried remains of the Francis R. Anderson, a wooden fish tug abandoned in Bayfield Harbor, Lake Superior, around 1910.

Explore the wreck of the AUGUSTA, a wooden steam tug lost to fire in 1909, located in Port Dalhousie, Ontario. A reminder of the…

Explore the remains of the Commerce, a wooden schooner that faced multiple disasters before its final loss in 1909. A significant piece of Great…

Explore the wreck of the Shawmut, a wooden barge that sank in Buffalo Harbor after a collision in 1909. Both crew members survived the…

Explore the remains of the George E, a wooden steam tug lost to fire in 1909, located in Cedarville, Michigan.

Explore the wreck of the Jim Pullar, a wooden propeller tug lost to fire in 1909 near Dog Island, Lake Superior.

Explore the wreck of the Ralph Campbell, a wooden schooner that played a vital role in the Great Lakes lumber trade before its stormy…

Explore the wreck of the M.C. Neff, a wooden bulk carrier lost to fire in 1909, located in the St. Louis River near Duluth.

Explore the wreck of the JOHN PRIDGEON Jr., a steam screw freighter lost in 1909, located near Avon Point in Lake Erie. A dive…