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Jos. Goldsmith US 76317
Explore the wreck of the Jos. Goldsmith, a wooden tug that foundered in 1901 during a severe squall in Toledo Harbor.
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Sir Luke (1892)
Explore the wreck of the Sir Luke, a small steam tug lost in a storm on Lake Superior in 1901. No casualties reported.
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Avon US 105733
Explore the history of the Avon, a wooden propeller steamer that faced a catastrophic fire on Lake Superior in 1901, yet was recovered and rebuilt.
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Fern (1882)
Explore the wreck of the FERN, a steam tug that sank in 1901 while salvaging wreck material in Lake Superior’s treacherous waters.
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Geo. Davis US 85719
Explore the remains of the Geo. Davis, a wooden schooner lost in 1901 near Saginaw Bay, with no casualties reported.
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Constance US 3166
Explore the wreck of the Constance, a wooden tug that sank in 1901 after a collision in the Menominee River. Accessible for divers interested in maritime history.
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Baltimore (1881)
Explore the tragic story of the Baltimore, a steam-powered freighter that sank in Lake Huron during a storm in 1901, claiming 13 lives.
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Baltimore (Escanaba)
Explore the wreck of the Baltimore, a wooden freighter lost in Lake Huron, where history and diving meet.
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Montmorency (1866)
Explore the remains of the Montmorency, a scow-schooner lost in 1901, now a popular site for divers and kayakers in Lake Huron.
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Narragansett US 18110
Explore the wreck of the Narragansett, a wooden 3-masted schooner lost in 1901 during a storm in Lake Huron. All crew survived the incident.
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