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Grace Whitney US 10239
Explore the wreck of the Grace Whitney, a wooden schooner that sank in Lake Erie in 1910 after a collision, now lying in approximately 30 feet of water.
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Mary L (1895)
Explore the wreck of the Mary L, a scow-schooner lost to fire in 1910 while moored in Milwaukee.
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H.F. Bues US 95346
Explore the wreck of the H.F. Bues, a wooden tug that sank in Lake Erie during a storm, with all crew members surviving the incident.
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H.F. Bues U95346
Explore the wreck of the H.F. Bues, a wooden tug lost in Lake Erie during a storm in 1910. A site of historical significance for divers.
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D.F. Rose US 35149
Explore the history of the D.F. Rose, a wooden tow barge transformed into a steambarge, significant in the Great Lakes lumber trade.
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Trude R. Wiehe (1885)
Explore the wreck of the Trude R. Wiehe, a wooden schooner barge lost in a storm and fire on Lake Michigan in 1910.
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Dinah
The Dinah, a small steam tug, foundered off Long Point, Lake Erie during a storm on July 4, 1910. No casualties were reported.
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Forward (1884)
Explore the wreck of the Forward, a wooden schooner that foundered in Kewaunee Bay, Lake Michigan, on May 30, 1910.
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Frank H. Goodyear US 121240
Explore the wreck of the Frank H. Goodyear, a steel-hulled freighter that sank in 1910, featuring a unique Pullman railcar and rich maritime history.
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D.D. Calvin C 83298
Explore the accessible wreck of the D.D. Calvin, a wooden steam barge, resting in 18 feet of water near Garden Island, Lake Ontario.
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