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Samoa US 145513 (Thomas W. Palmer)
Explore the wreck of the Samoa, a wooden steam freighter lost in 1909, now partially buried in Torch Lake with intriguing dive conditions.
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M. C. Neff (1888)
Explore the wreck of the M.C. Neff, a wooden bulk carrier lost to fire in 1909, located in the St. Louis River near Duluth.
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Thomas W. Palmer (Samoa) US 145229
Explore the wreck of the Thomas W. Palmer, a wooden-hulled freighter lost to fire in 1909, now resting in Torch Lake, Michigan.
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Monteagle US 91684
Explore the wreck of the Monteagle, a wooden-hulled freighter that met a fiery end in Lake Munuscong in 1909. Accessible to technical divers.
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John Pridgeon Jr
Explore the wreck of the JOHN PRIDGEON Jr., a steam screw freighter lost in 1909, located near Avon Point in Lake Erie. A dive into maritime history awaits.
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Islander US 75508 (J.H. Kelly, John Thorn)
Explore the wreck of the Islander, a historic sidewheeler steamer destroyed by fire in 1909, located in the St. Lawrence River.
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Columbus C 117039
Explore the wreck of the COLUMBUS, a steam tugboat that met a fiery end in Lake Superior, with remnants still visible for divers.
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Emily B. Maxwell C 112362 (US 135536)
Explore the wreck of the Emily B. Maxwell, a 3-masted schooner lost in a storm on Lake Erie in 1909.
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Alva D C 122420
Explore the story of the Alva D, a wooden steam tugboat lost in 1909, vital to logging operations in Georgian Bay.
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City Of Green Bay US 91228 (M.C. Hawley)
Explore the wreck of the City of Green Bay, a historic vessel that sank in 1909 after a devastating fire in Lake Huron.
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