Wreck – Page 105 – Shotline Diving

America US 205673

Explore the wreck of the America, a steam screw dredge vessel that sank in 1932, now a popular dive site in the St. Lawrence River.
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Sea Queen C 96875

Explore the remains of the *Sea Queen*, a wooden tug lost to fire in 1932, near Meldrum Bay in Lake Huron. Dive conditions are likely shallow and accessible.
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Dover (Frank E. Kirby, Silver Spray) US 120796

Explore the history of the DOVER, a sidewheel steamer that met a tragic end in 1932 due to fire while moored in Ecorse, Michigan.
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Dredge #1 C 122174

Explore the wreck of Dredge #1, a government dredge scow lost in June 1932 during a storm on Lake Huron, with a crew of 12 rescued.
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Keuka (A. Stewart and H.J. McAvoy) US 106644

Explore the intriguing wreck of the Keuka, a former floating dance hall, now a popular dive site in Lake Charlevoix, Michigan.
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Fellowcraft (Robert Mills) US 110774

Explore the history of the Fellowcraft, a wooden bulk freighter turned barge, scuttled in the Detroit River in 1932. A dive site rich in maritime heritage.
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Aurora US 106493

Explore the history of the Aurora, a wooden bulk freighter transformed into a schooner-barge, which met its fiery end in 1932.
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Aurora (1887)

Explore the remains of the Aurora, a historic wooden propeller steamer, now a submerged artifact in Lake Michigan, revealing insights into 19th-century maritime engineering.
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C.N. Pratt US 80574

Explore the history of the C.N. Pratt, a wooden steambarge that served the Great Lakes for over 50 years before foundering in 1932.
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Lansing Shoal Lightship No. 055

Explore the history of Lansing Shoal Lightship No. 055, a vital navigational aid turned tugboat, now a mystery beneath the waters of Lake Michigan.
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