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John T. Mott C 100128(US 75157)
Explore the history of the John T. Mott, a resilient wooden schooner that navigated the Great Lakes for decades before its abandonment in the early 20th century.
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Buffalo (Burnette) US 2756
Explore the history of the Buffalo, a wooden schooner-barge that weathered storms and time on the Great Lakes. Discover its legacy and the importance of preserving maritime history.
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Navajo C 100660
Explore the wreck of the Navajo, a steel-hulled vessel lost in 1914 near Main Duck Island, Lake Ontario, showcasing the challenges of Great Lakes maritime history.
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C.F. Curtis (1900)
Explore the wreck of the C.F. Curtis, a wooden-hulled steamship lost in a storm on Lake Superior in 1914. Discover its tragic history and archaeological significance.
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Selden E. Marvin US 115771
Explore the wreck of the Selden E. Marvin, a two-masted schooner-barge lost in a storm on Lake Superior in 1914, with a rich history in the lumber trade.
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Annie M. Peterson (1874)
Explore the tragic story of the Annie M. Peterson, a wooden schooner barge lost in a storm on Lake Superior in 1914, with no trace of her wreck found to date.
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Colonial US 126012
Explore the wreck of the Colonial, a wooden bulk freighter lost in 1914, now a site for divers near Erieau, Ontario.
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Oscoda US 155012
Explore the wreck of the Oscoda, a wooden steambarge lost in a storm in 1914, now resting in Lake Michigan.
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Resumption US 110384
Explore the wreck of the Resumption, a wooden schooner-barge lost in a storm in 1914, off Plum Island in Lake Michigan.
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Swan US 57928
Explore the wreck of the Swan, a wooden propeller steamer lost to fire in 1914, located in the Saginaw River, Michigan.
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