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Guide (c1856)
The Guide, a wooden schooner, was lost in 1871 with all hands. Its exact location remains unknown, highlighting the perils of Great Lakes navigation.
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Nomad (1867)
Explore the mysterious wreck of the Nomad, a likely wooden schooner lost in the Great Lakes during the busy shipping season of 1871.
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Magnet (pre-1871)
The schooner Magnet foundered off Main Duck Island in 1871, a site known for its treacherous waters. Details about its construction and sinking are limited.
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Sea Horse
Explore the wreck of the Sea Horse, a schooner lost in 1871 due to fire in Picton Harbour, Ontario.
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Transport (1858)
Explore the wreck of the schooner Transport, a 19th-century vessel that met its fate in Lake Erie while carrying lumber.
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Saxon
Explore the mysterious wreck of the Saxon, a schooner lost in 1871 near Long Point, Lake Erie. Limited details available for divers.
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P.E. Sherman
Explore the mysterious wreck of the P.E. Sherman, a schooner lost in 1871 near Cape Croker in Georgian Bay, Ontario.
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Beacon
Explore the wreck of the Beacon, a steamship lost in a collision in the Niagara River in 1871, highlighting the challenges of Great Lakes navigation.
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Tartar US 24108
Explore the wreck of the Tartar, a wooden schooner lost in a storm on Lake Erie in 1870. A significant part of Great Lakes maritime history.
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Berlin City (1856)
Explore the history of the Berlin City, a sidewheel steamer that served the Great Lakes and met its end in a fire in 1870.
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