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Cumberland (1847)
Explore the wreck of the Cumberland, a wooden brig lost in a storm in 1859, with no lives lost. Remains are likely buried in the Milwaukee River.
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Commerce (1816)
Explore the wreck of the Commerce, a wooden schooner lost in a storm in 1859 near Oswego, New York, while carrying a significant cargo of lumber.
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William (1847)
Explore the wreck of the William, a 19th-century schooner lost in a gale on Lake Erie, reflecting the challenges of early bulk cargo navigation.
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Greyhound (1853)
Explore the wreck of the Greyhound, a wooden brig lost in a gale on Lake Michigan in 1859, near Sheboygan.
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T.G. Colt (1846)
Explore the wreck of the T.G. Colt, a wooden schooner that sank in Lake Erie during a storm in 1859, claiming the life of a crew member.
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Coaster (1848)
Explore the wreck of the Coaster, a scow-schooner that ran aground in Lake Superior during a severe gale in 1859.
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Stanley (1854)
The Stanley, a wooden schooner, sank in 1859 during a storm on Lake Huron. Details about her construction and loss remain largely undocumented.
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Euphemia (1852)
Explore the wreck of the Euphemia, a mid-19th-century wooden schooner that capsized during a gale on Lake Michigan, resulting in a tragic loss of life.
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A Scott (1853)
Explore the wreck of the A. Scott, a wooden schooner lost in 1859 during a gale on Lake Erie. Discover its history and significance in Great Lakes maritime lore.
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Manchester (1847)
Explore the wreck of the Manchester, a two-masted wooden brig lost in 1859 during a gale on Lake Erie.
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