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Harvey Ransom (1887)
Explore the wreck of the Harvey Ransom, a wooden schooner lost during the Great Lakes Storm of 1913, near the shores of Lake Michigan.
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C.W. Elphicke
Explore the wreck of the C.W. Elphicke, a wooden bulk freighter that sank in 1913, offering a glimpse into Great Lakes maritime history.
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R.J. Henry (1874)
Explore the wreck of the R.J. Henry, a wooden steamer lost in 1913, resting in Lake Huron. A dive site for experienced divers with remnants of its storied past.
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Thomas H. Cahoon
Built in 1881 by T. Arnold in East Saginaw, Michigan, the Thomas H. Cahoon served as a critical workhorse in the bustling lumber trade that shaped much of the industrial growth around the Great Lakes. Originally owned by L.P. Mason & Co.
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Cornwall C 94889
Explore the wreck of the Cornwall, a wooden lake barge with a storied history, located in the challenging dive conditions of the old Cornwall Canal.
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City Of London US 126731
Explore the wreck of the City of London, a wooden bulk freighter that sank in 1913 after a collision in Pelee Passage, Lake Erie.
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Welcome US 208354
Explore the remains of the Welcome, a gas screw fish tug lost to fire in 1913, with a rich history tied to the Great Lakes fishing industry.
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Warnick US 145222 (T.M. Moore)
Explore the wreck of the Warnick, a wooden tug that caught fire in 1913, resulting in total loss. No lives were lost, but the vessel remains unsalvaged.
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Columbian (1864)
Explore the wreck of the Columbian, a wooden schooner-barge that foundered in 1913 during a storm on Lake Erie, leaving behind a rich maritime history.
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