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Ed. L. Anthony US 8880
Explore the wreck of the Ed. L. Anthony, a wooden tugboat that sank in Chicago Harbor after a fire in 1885.
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Clyde C 83141
Explore the wreck of the CLYDE, a three-masted schooner that stranded on Mohawk Island in 1885, offering a glimpse into Great Lakes maritime history.
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Aurora C 53887
Explore the history of the Aurora, a sidewheel steamboat that served as a tugboat in Quebec’s waterways before its tragic loss in 1885.
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W.W. Grant (1867)
Explore the history of the W.W. Grant, a wooden schooner that played a significant role in Great Lakes trade before its sinking in 1885.
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Kate Moffat US 14127
Explore the wreck of the Kate Moffat, a 19th-century tugboat lost in Lake Huron, known for its grounding and fire near Presque Isle.
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Dan Allen US 35474
Explore the history of the Dan Allen, a wooden barge that met its fate in the Black River, Port Huron, Michigan, in 1885. A significant piece of Great Lakes maritime history.
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Relief (1855)
Explore the wreck of the RELIEF, a specialized steam tug abandoned in 1885, now resting in shallow waters near Kelley’s Island, Lake Erie.
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Conqueror (Conqueror No. 1)
Explore the remains of the Conqueror, a 19th-century sidewheel steamer that played a vital role in maritime trade on the Great Lakes.
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Boss US 3197
Explore the wreck of the tug Boss, lost in 1885 and discovered in 1887, resting in approximately 20 feet of water near Two Rivers, Wisconsin.
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