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Thomas S. Mott US 24394
Explore the wreck of the Thomas S. Mott, a 19th-century wooden schooner lost in Lake Michigan, showcasing the perils of maritime trade.
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J.S. Newhouse US 12764
Explore the wreck of the J.S. Newhouse, a wooden schooner turned barge, lost in 1874 near Grand Haven, Michigan.
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Brooklyn US 2151
Explore the wreck of the Brooklyn, a wooden propeller vessel that met a tragic fate in 1874 due to a boiler explosion on the Detroit River.
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City Of Painesville
Explore the wreck of the City of Painesville, a three-masted bark lost in 1874, resting at approximately 70 feet in Lake Erie near Ashtabula, Ohio.
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Clifton US 33565
Explore the story of the Clifton, a versatile vessel that transformed from a passenger propeller to a barge before meeting a tragic end in Lake Erie.
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J. W. Langmuir (Prince of Wales Hannah)
Explore the wreck of the J. W. Langmuir, a historic schooner resting near Galloo Island in Lake Ontario, known for its rich history and dive-friendly conditions.
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Melrose
The Melrose was a wooden schooner that sank in a storm while carrying salt. The crew survived, but the vessel was declared a total loss.
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E.P. Ryerse US 7317
Explore the wreck of the E.P. Ryerse, a two-masted schooner lost in 1874, and learn about its history and the circumstances surrounding its sinking.
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Monarch
Explore the wreck of the MONARCH, a 19th-century barque resting in Lake Huron, known for its tragic end and historical significance.
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Alice (1859)
The schooner Alice faced multiple tragedies on Lake Ontario, highlighting the dangers of 19th-century maritime navigation.
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