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Wave US 26645
Explore the wreck of the Wave, a wooden sidewheel steamer lost in 1874, known for its role in Michigan’s lumber trade. Dive into history while respecting the site.
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City Of London
Explore the wreck of the City of London, a wooden freighter destroyed by fire in 1874, with a rich history in the Great Lakes maritime trade.
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E.J. Vickery
Explore the story of the E.J. Vickery, a canal boat lost in Lake Ontario, highlighting the challenges of 19th-century maritime navigation.
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Sun (c1870)
Explore the wreck of the Sun, a steam freighter lost in a storm on Lake Huron in 1874, while towing three barges.
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Shannon (1867)
Explore the wreck of the Shannon, a 19th-century scow schooner lost in Lake Ontario, now a fascinating dive site with historical significance.
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Union US 25045
Explore the wreck of the Union, a small wooden schooner lost in a storm in 1874 near South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A reminder of the challenges faced by early Great Lakes shipping.
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Dan Baker (1869)
Explore the story of the Dan Baker, a scow-schooner lost in Lake Erie, highlighting the challenges of 19th-century Great Lakes navigation.
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Forest Queen
Explore the history of the Forest Queen, a sidewheel steamboat turned tugboat, lost to fire in 1874 on Allumette Lake.
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Tawas US 24505
Explore the wreck of the Tawas, a steam tug lost to a boiler explosion in 1874, near Sand Beach, Michigan.
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Octavia US 18911
Explore the remains of the Octavia, a wooden three-masted schooner that grounded off Kewaunee, Wisconsin in 1874, now a site of historical significance.
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