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Troy (1845)
Explore the history of the Troy, a wooden sidewheel steamer lost in Lake Huron due to a spring freshet in 1860.
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A.C. Van Raalte (1850)
Explore the wreck of the A.C. Van Raalte, a wooden schooner lost to ice in Lake Michigan in 1860. A reminder of the perils of Great Lakes navigation.
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Ada (1852)
Explore the story of the Ada, a wooden schooner that sank in Lake Huron in 1859, with an unknown wreck location and a rich maritime history.
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American Republic (1854)
Explore the wreck of the American Republic, a 3-masted wooden bark lost in a storm near North Manitou Island in 1859.
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J.H. Tiffany (1856)
Explore the wreck of the J.H. Tiffany, a wooden schooner that tragically sank in Lake Michigan after a collision in 1859, resulting in the loss of five crew members.
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Milwaukee (1852)
Explore the wreck of the Milwaukee, an early Great Lakes propeller vessel that sank in 1859 during a gale. A significant site for diving and maritime history.
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Bay City 1853
Explore the wreck of the Bay City, a wooden schooner that ran aground on East Sister Reef in 1859, partially exposed in shallow waters.
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Constitution (1835)
Explore the wreck of the Constitution, a 19th-century schooner lost in Lake Erie during a fierce storm, with its remains scattered along the shoreline near Port Bruce, Ontario.
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HMS Experiment
Explore the history of the HMS Experiment, a sidewheel steamer with a rich military and commercial past, now resting in the St. Clair Flats.
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Twilight (1858)
Explore the wreck of the Twilight, a scow-schooner lost in Lake Ontario during a storm in 1859. All crew survived the capsizing incident.
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