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  • John A. Francomb (1889)

    Explore the submerged remains of the John A. Francomb, a historic three-masted schooner, located near Marine City in the St. Clair River.

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  • Martha (1930)

    Explore the tragic story of the Martha, a wooden fish tug that capsized in a gale on Lake Michigan, resulting in the loss of all four crew members.

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  • Tuscarora (1906)

    Explore the wreck of the Tuscarora, a wooden-hulled fish tug lost in a storm on Lake Michigan in 1933. Crew survived, but the vessel remains unlocated.

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  • Tuscarora US 203453

    Explore the story of the Tuscarora, a gas-powered wooden fish tug lost in a storm in 1933, with no known remains today.

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  • Eastnor C 126058 (Charles Lemcke, Henry Pedwell, Kagawong)

    Explore the wreck of the Eastnor, a wooden steamship lost to fire in 1933 while loading coal at Wiarton, Ontario.

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  • Florance (1885)

    Explore the wreck of the Florence, a steam-powered tugboat that sank in 1933, now a site for divers interested in maritime history and underwater exploration.

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  • T. S. Christie US 145402

    Explore the remains of the T. S. Christie, a wooden steambarge that succumbed to a storm in 1933, now a part of Great Lakes maritime history.

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  • T.S. Christie (1885)

    Explore the wreck of the T.S. Christie, a wooden schooner lost in a blizzard on Lake Michigan in 1933.

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  • E.M.B.A. (A.C. Tuxbury) US 106706

    Explore the wreck of the E.M.B.A., a converted schooner-barge scuttled in 1933, resting at 170 feet in Lake Michigan, offering a unique dive experience.

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  • Manistique C 96860

    Explore the remains of the Manistique, a wooden screw steamer scuttled in Lake Huron in 1933, with a rich history of service and salvage operations.

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