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SS Superior City (1898)
Explore the wreck of SS Superior City, a tragic collision site in Lake Superior, known for its historical significance and challenging dive conditions.
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Mary Woolson US 91988
Explore the wreck of the Mary Woolson, a wooden schooner-barge lost in 1920, offering insights into Great Lakes shipping history.
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Goshawk (1866)
Explore the wreck of the Goshawk, a wooden schooner that sank in 1920 after 54 years of service, highlighting the challenges faced by older vessels in stormy conditions.
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Marblehead (1908)
Explore the wreck of the Marblehead, a small vessel lost in Lake Erie in 1920, with minimal documentation and no crew aboard at the time of sinking.
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Bigalow H.P. US 96269
Explore the history of the H.P. Bigelow, a luxurious yacht destroyed by fire in 1920, symbolizing the Gilded Age’s recreational boating culture.
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Duncan City US 157096
Explore the accessible wreck of the Duncan City, a historical tugboat in Lake Huron, featuring remnants of its hull and machinery.
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Troy (1872)
Explore the remains of the TROY, a schooner barge that played a vital role in the Great Lakes lumber trade, now resting in Scammon Cove.
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Echo (1853)
Explore the history of the Echo, a two-masted schooner built in 1853, which met its fate during harbor improvements in Toronto.
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Pere Marquette No. 3
Explore the story of Pere Marquette No. 3, a steel-hulled ferry lost to ice in 1920, with all aboard rescued safely.
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