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Andaste US 106926
Explore the mystery of the Andaste, a steel-hulled sandsucker that vanished in 1929 while transporting gravel on Lake Michigan.
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Edward Buckley (1891)
Explore the wreck of the Edward Buckley, a wooden steam barge that played a vital role in the Great Lakes lumber trade before its sinking in 1929.
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Miss York
Explore the ceremonial burning of the Miss York, a retired ferry that became a public spectacle at Sunnyside Beach in 1929.
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Giggle (1929)
Explore the wreck of the Giggle, a wooden speedboat that sank in the St. Lawrence River after a collision in 1929.
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Hinckly (1902)
Explore the wreck of the Hinckley, a steambarge that played a vital role in Lake Ontario’s shipping industry before its loss in 1929.
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Miss Simcoe (1929)
Explore the ceremonial burning of the Miss Simcoe, a retired ferry, in Lake Ontario, a unique event in Toronto’s maritime history.
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John Hanlan (1884)
Explore the history of the John Hanlan, a wooden screw ferry that served Toronto Island routes until its ceremonial burning in 1929.
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E.J. Laway Jr. US 212765
Explore the well-preserved wreck of the E.J. Laway Jr., a steamer that sank in 1929, offering a glimpse into Great Lakes maritime history.
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