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William John (1844)
Explore the history of the WILLIAM JOHN, a two-masted schooner that met its fate in Lake Ontario in 1872. A dive into maritime resilience and mystery awaits.
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Willis (1872)
Explore the wreck of the Willis, a wooden schooner lost in a collision in Lake Erie. Discover its history and significance in the Great Lakes trade.
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Lark (1855)
Explore the wreck of the Lark, a wooden schooner that succumbed to a storm in Lake Michigan in 1872.
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Cherubusco (1848)
Explore the well-preserved wreck of the Cherubusco, a 19th-century lumber schooner, located in shallow waters of North Bay, Wisconsin.
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Scotland
Explore the wreck of the SCOTLAND, a mid-19th-century wooden schooner lost in Lake Michigan, known for its storied service and multiple groundings.
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A. Medbury
Explore the wreck of the A. Medbury, a 19th-century schooner lost in a tragic collision on Lake Ontario. Accessible to divers, it offers a glimpse into maritime history.
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SS Lac La Belle US 15803
Explore the wreck of the SS Lac La Belle, a mid-19th-century wooden steam propeller lost in Lake Michigan with a rich history of service and incidents.
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China (1872)
Explore the historic wreck of the SS China, a wooden propeller-driven freight steamer lost in Lake Ontario. Discover its fascinating history and dive conditions.
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L.H. Boole US 14809
Explore the wreck of the L.H. Boole, a 19th-century steam tug lost in a storm on Lake Michigan, with no casualties reported.
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