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W.J. Emerson C 107133
Explore the wreck of the W.J. Emerson, a wooden propeller steam tug that sank in Lake Superior in 1933 after a fire. No casualties reported.
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Elite C 96880
Explore the remains of the Elite, a wooden-hulled steam tug lost to fire in 1933, resting quietly at Jennie Island in Lake Huron.
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Edwin S. Tice US 135954 (Mueller)
Explore the remains of the Edwin S. Tice, a historic steambarge that played a significant role in the Great Lakes lumber trade before its loss in 1933.
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Alfred W. (1905)
Explore the wreck of the Alfred W., a wooden tugboat abandoned in 1933, located near Pie Island in Lake Superior.
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George M. Cox (Ottawa, Puritan)
Explore the wreck of the George M. Cox, a steel-hulled vessel that ran aground in 1933, offering divers a glimpse into early 20th-century maritime history.
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Philip US 155238
Explore the remains of the Philip, a wooden ferry that caught fire in 1933, resulting in a total loss. No casualties were reported.
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Mary H. Boyce US 92033
Explore the wreck of the Mary H. Boyce, a wooden propeller vessel scuttled in 1933, located in Lake Superior near Fort William.
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Nellie Reddington C 141594
Explore the wreck of the Nellie Reddington, a historic wooden schooner scuttled in the St. Lawrence River after over 60 years of service in the Great Lakes trade.
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Curlew C 122178 (US 5965)
Explore the history of the Curlew, a wooden river tug that served the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River before its scuttling in 1933.
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