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  • Marie Annette (1867)

    Explore the wreck of the Marie Annette, a wooden-hulled schooner lost in 1898 due to hull failure while transporting lumber on Lake Ontario.

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  • Fanny Campbell C 96846

    Explore the story of the Fanny Campbell, a wooden schooner lost in a storm on Lake Huron, showcasing the bravery of its captain, Mrs. Buckley.

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  • William Avery (1869)

    Explore the history of the William Avery, a tugboat lost to fire in 1898 while docked in Oswego, New York.

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  • Emma Munson C 61169

    Explore the wreck of the Emma Munson, a historic wooden tugboat sunk in Alexandria Bay, offering divers a glimpse into maritime history.

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  • Agnes Arnold (Bob Mills) US 2781

    Explore the history of the Agnes Arnold, a wooden steam-powered tugboat lost to fire in 1898 near Chambers Island, Lake Michigan.

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  • Servia (1898)

    The Servia sank on April 27, 1898, after a fire during towing operations. All crew were rescued, but the wreck remains undiscovered in Lake Superior.

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  • Dominion C 90526

    Explore the history of the Dominion, a wooden barge lost to ice on the Thames River in 1898, showcasing the resilience of Great Lakes maritime practices.

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  • Emerillon (1883)

    Explore the remains of the Emerillon, a screw-propelled ship abandoned in 1898, located in Snake Creek, Lake Temiskaming, Ontario.

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  • City of Duluth US 125278

    Explore the wreck of the City of Duluth, a wooden propeller steamer that met its fate in Lake Michigan in 1898, with a rich history of service and incidents.

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  • G. H. Notter US 10492

    Explore the history of the G. H. Notter, a wooden tug lost in 1898, reflecting the early era of Great Lakes towing.

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