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City Of Oswego (1852)
Explore the tragic history of the City of Oswego, a propeller-driven freighter that sank in 1852 after a collision, only to be raised and sold to Canada.
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Anawan
Explore the story of the ANAWAN, a schooner that capsized in 1852, highlighting the dangers of Great Lakes navigation and the resilience of the maritime community.
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Belle (1850)
Explore the wreck of the Belle, a wooden sidewheel steamer that foundered in 1852 off Cape Croker in Georgian Bay, Lake Huron.
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Anne Winslow (Annie Winslow)
Explore the lost wooden brig Anne Winslow, a 19th-century shipwreck near Great Duck Island in Lake Huron, caught in a storm and never recovered.
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Saucy Jack
Explore the wreck of the Saucy Jack, a small wooden schooner lost in a storm on Lake Huron in 1851, with tragic consequences for her crew and local communities.
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Scioto (1841)
Explore the wreck of the Scioto, a wooden schooner lost in 1851 after a collision on Lake Erie. Its exact location remains undiscovered.
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W. D. Talcott (W.G. Tollcott)
Explore the wreck of the W. D. Talcott, a wooden schooner lost in a storm on Lake Erie in 1851, with no loss of life.
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Samuel B. Ruggles (1837)
Explore the wreck of the Samuel B. Ruggles, a schooner/brig lost in 1851 near Buffalo, carrying a unique cargo of a locomotive.
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Wave (1850)
Explore the wreck of the Wave, a wooden sidewheel steamer lost in 1851 near Grand River, Ontario, highlighting early steamship challenges.
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Caledonia (1837)
Explore the wreck of the Caledonia, a 19th-century schooner lost in a storm on Lake Erie, near Port Burwell.
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