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Mecosta (1888)

Explore the wreck of the Mecosta, a historical vessel transformed from a bulk propeller ship to a barge before its sinking in 1922. A dive site rich in maritime history.
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Nagaho (F.R. Buell) US 120720

The Nagaho, a wooden-hulled freighter, sank in Lake Ontario in 1922 after sustaining storm damage. No casualties were reported.
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Maude US 116481

Explore the history of the MAUDE, a tugboat with a storied past, including its construction, service, and mysterious sinking in Lake St. Clair.
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Helen C 120654(Quebec C 71212, F.E. Spinner)

Explore the history of the Helen C, a wooden-hulled steamer with a rich service history and multiple name changes, now resting in Lake Huron.
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Huronton (Huron US 96425) C 141664

Explore the wreck of the Huronton, a steel-hulled bulk freighter that sank in Lake Superior after a collision in 1922. No lives were lost in this dramatic maritime incident.
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Navarch (1889)

Explore the history of the Navarch, a wooden yacht lost to fire in 1922, with no wreck site remaining. Discover its significance in Great Lakes yachting.
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A.H.J.

Explore the story of the A.H.J., a small wooden passenger vessel that met its fate in Lake Michigan during a storm in 1922.
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John J. Barlum (1890)

Explore the wreck of the JOHN J. BARLUM, a schooner barge that sank in Lake Erie in 1922. A dive site rich in history and remnants of Great Lakes transportation.
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Wood Island US 206510 (Lyle D.)

Explore the wreck of the Wood Island, a gasoline-powered tug that met its fate in 1922. Discover its history and significance in Great Lakes maritime operations.
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Bootlegger’s Bold Maneuver: A High-Stakes Drama on Lake Ontario Belleville – Oswego, NY

Explore the daring escapades of a bootlegger navigating Lake Ontario during Prohibition, where high stakes and hidden treasures intertwine.
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