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Chautauque (1839)
Explore the history of the Chautauque, a sidewheel steamer that met its end in a fire on the St. Clair River in 1850.
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G. P. Griffith
The G. P. Griffith was a wooden steamer that tragically caught fire on Lake Erie in 1850, resulting in significant loss of life and remains largely unknown.
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Lexington (1838)
Explore the history of the Lexington, a sidewheel steamer that met its fate in Lake Michigan in 1850, with details on its construction, service, and mysterious final resting place.
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Crispin (1845)
Explore the wreck of Crispin, a mid-19th century brig that sank in Lake Huron while carrying building stones. Dive into its historical significance and current condition.
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Anthony Wayne (General Wayne)
Explore the wreck of the Anthony Wayne, a sidewheel steamer lost in 1850 on Lake Erie, offering a glimpse into early maritime history and the perils of steam navigation.
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George Lawrence (1847)
Explore the wreck of the George Lawrence, a mid-19th-century grain schooner lost to ice in Lake Michigan.
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N.C. Baldwin (1836)
Explore the remains of the N.C. Baldwin, a wooden two-masted schooner driven ashore in 1850 near Twin River, Wisconsin.
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Loblaws Wreck
Explore the remains of an unidentified wooden schooner sunk in 1850, located in the St. Lawrence River near Ogdensburg, New York. A dive for intermediate divers.
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Siskawit (1839)
Explore the wreck of the Siskawit, a historic schooner lost in Lake Superior, known for its role in early maritime commerce and the fur trade.
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Oxford (1847)
Explore the wreck of the Oxford, a scow schooner that sank in 1849 in Lake Erie, offering a glimpse into 19th-century maritime history.
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