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Sailor Boy US 23514

Explore the wreck of the Sailor Boy, a wooden excursion steamer that caught fire in 1923, now a popular dive site with intact machinery.
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Sailor Boy US 116393

Explore the wreck of the Sailor Boy, a wooden-hulled passenger steamer that met its fate in 1923 near Hancock, Michigan.
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James P. Donaldson (1880)

Discover the wreck of the James P. Donaldson, a wooden-hulled freighter scuttled in Lake Superior after a fire in 1923, recently rediscovered by divers.
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Transfer (William McGregor) US 80268

Explore the wreck of the Transfer, a wooden schooner barge scuttled in 1923, lying at 120 ft in Lake Michigan. A dive site rich in maritime history.
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Avery, Waldo A. (Phenix/Liberty) US 116816

Explore the history of the Avery, Waldo A., a wooden bulk freighter that served the Great Lakes before being dismantled and incorporated into a dock structure.
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Choctaw C130234

Explore the history of the Choctaw, a wooden propeller tug that served Lake Erie before its tragic loss to fire in 1923.
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J.C. Ames (1881)

Explore the J.C. Ames, a wooden steam tugboat scuttled in 1923 and rediscovered in 2025, located in shallow waters near Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
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Cornell (Grace Danforth) US 86017

Explore the history of the Cornell, a wooden tugboat that foundered in Lake Erie in 1922, taking all hands with it.
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James Dempsey (1883)

The James Dempsey, a wooden lumber vessel, was destroyed by fire in 1922 while moored at Manistee, Michigan. All crew members evacuated safely.
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Jim Sherriffs, (Peters, Charles Horn, and James Dempsey) US 76392

Explore the remains of the Jim Sherriffs, a wooden steambarge that served the Great Lakes for nearly 40 years before its fiery end in 1922.
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