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Bath Marina 1
Explore the mystery of Unidentified Hull 1, a submerged vessel under Dock 1 at Bath Marina, potentially linked to commercial or military maritime history.
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The Tugs (John & Alice, Bob Foote, Robert K, Alice G)
Explore the fascinating wrecks of four tugboats in Little Tub Harbour, each with a unique history and significance to Tobermory’s maritime heritage.
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Collins Bay Schooner
Explore the remains of a small scuttled schooner near Kingston, Ontario, offering a glimpse into the maritime history of the Great Lakes.
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David Wagstaff (1863)
Explore the wreck of the David Wagstaff, a 19th-century schooner lost in Lake Michigan, known for its role in transporting building stone.
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Wales C 83375
Explore the wreck of the Wales, a historic tugboat turned wrecking vessel, located in the St. Mary’s River near Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
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Alaska C 117174
Explore the wreck of the Alaska, a converted bulk freighter lost to fire near Tobermory, Ontario, in Lake Huron.
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New York
Explore the mystery of the New York, a wooden schooner lost in Lake Ontario during the 19th century, with no confirmed wreckage or sightings.
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Iona C 94922
Explore the wreck of the Iona, a wooden steambarge lost in Lake Ontario, with a rich history of coal transport and a dramatic fire incident.
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HMS Radcliffe (Brown Bay Vessel)
Explore the intriguing wreck of HMS Radcliffe, a British naval vessel in Brown Bay, St. Lawrence River, offering insights into maritime history.
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