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  • John D. Dewar (US 76571)

    Explore the history of the John D. Dewar, a wooden excursion steamer lost in Lake Michigan’s Milwaukee Outer Harbor in 1921.

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  • Helvta US 95213

    Explore the well-preserved wreck of the Helvetia, a historic three-masted schooner-barge scuttled in 1921, located in the Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary.

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  • Oliver Mowat C 92584

    Explore the wreck of the Oliver Mowat, a wooden schooner that sank in 1921 after a collision, now resting near Main Duck Island in Lake Ontario.

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  • Doughboy US 106640 (Arthur D)

    Explore the wreck of the Doughboy, a wooden tug destroyed by fire in 1921, now resting in Tonawanda Creek.

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  • W.G. Fox (1912)

    Explore the wreck of the W.G. Fox, a wooden-hulled steam tug destroyed by fire in 1921, located near Port Huron.

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  • Two Sisters (Twin Sisters) US 212527

    Explore the history of the Two Sisters, a wooden tug lost to fire in 1921, with no known wreckage remaining.

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  • Condor C 92553

    Explore the wreck of the Condor, a composite lake barge that met its fate in 1921 at Point Traverse, Ontario. A site for historians and divers alike.

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  • H.N. Jex C 137982 (Frontenac)

    Explore the history of the H.N. Jex, a wooden propeller vessel that sank in 1921 in Lake Ontario, and learn about its service and loss.

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  • Atlasco C 138234 (Russel Sage US 110472)

    Explore the wreck of the Atlasco, a former barge with a rich history, now resting near Point Travers in Lake Ontario. Ideal for divers interested in maritime heritage.

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  • U.S. 104 US 167719

    Explore the wreck of the U.S. 104, a rare concrete barge lost in Lake Erie, offering insights into early 20th-century naval engineering.

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