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Weegee US 80119
Explore the history of the Weegee, a small wooden schooner lost in 1877, with minimal records of her fate and a rich background in Great Lakes commerce.
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Unknown Wreck
An unidentified wreck east of Point au Pelee in Lake Erie, lost in 1877 and removed due to navigational hazards.
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Alma C 33430/US 1086
Explore the history of the Alma, a wooden schooner lost in 1877 near Port Hope, Ontario. A testament to 19th-century maritime trade on the Great Lakes.
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Babineau & Gaudry (1866)
Explore the history of the Babineau & Gaudry, a 19th-century schooner that faced misfortune and legal troubles before its loss in the St. Lawrence River.
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S.F. Gale (S.E. Gale) US 22343
Explore the wreck of the S.F. Gale, a wooden schooner lost in a storm in 1876, resting at 78 feet in Lake Erie near Fairport, Ohio.
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Rowena US 21785
Explore the wreck of the Rowena, a scow schooner lost in a storm on Lake Michigan in 1876. A significant piece of Great Lakes maritime history.
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General Grant US 19633
Explore the wreck of the General Grant, a wooden side-wheel steamer lost to fire in 1876, located in the Detroit River. A reminder of maritime history and preservation efforts.
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Home US 42215
Explore the remains of the scow-schooner Home, a 19th-century lumber carrier lost in Lake Michigan due to steering failure.
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Rush (1853)
Explore the wreck of the Rush, a wooden schooner-scow lost in 1876 near Amherstburg, Ontario, during a fierce gale.
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William Hunter US 26671
Explore the wreck of the William Hunter, a two-masted schooner lost in 1876 on Lake Erie, known for its grain transport and tragic grounding on Niagara Reef.
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