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Empire State
Explore the tragic story of the Empire State, a propeller-driven vessel that sank in Lake Huron after a collision in 1868.
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Dunderburgh US 6151
Explore the well-preserved wreck of the Dunderburgh, a three-masted schooner, resting in Lake Huron. A site rich in maritime history and diving opportunities.
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Royal Albert (1858)
Explore the wreck of the Royal Albert, a wooden schooner that sank in Lake Ontario in 1868, carrying railroad iron. Discover its history and current condition.
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Milt Gill US 17350
Explore the wreck of the Milt Gill, a 19th-century scow-schooner that stranded on Peche Island in 1868 during a storm.
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Morning Star (1862)
Explore the wreck of the Morning Star, a sidewheel steamer that sank in 1868, offering insights into 19th-century Great Lakes maritime history.
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Lina (1866)
Explore the remains of the Lina, a wooden tugboat scuttled after a fire in 1868 near Trenton, Ontario. Dive conditions are uncertain due to the lack of documentation.
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Courtlandt (1867)
Explore the wreck of the Courtlandt, a bark schooner barge that sank in Lake Erie in 1868, partially buried and rich in maritime history.
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Oneida Chief
Explore the wreck of the Oneida Chief, a schooner lost in 1868 at Sauble Point, Lake Michigan, while carrying iron ore.
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Governor Cushman (1857)
Explore the tragic story of the Governor Cushman, a wooden side-wheel steamer that met its fate in a catastrophic boiler explosion in 1868.
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Sea Bird US 22368
Explore the tragic wreck of the Sea Bird, a sidewheel steamer that sank in 1868, claiming many lives. A historical site in Lake Michigan.
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