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Express (1828)
Explore the wreck of the Express, a small sloop lost in 1835 while navigating the Dunkirk breakwater during a storm.
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Napoleon (1833)
Explore the wreck of the Napoleon, a wooden schooner lost in 1835 near Galloo Island while transporting heavy construction stones.
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William Peacock (1829)
Explore the history of the William Peacock, an early sidewheel steamer that faced numerous challenges during its service on Lake Erie.
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Free Trade (1829)
Explore the wreck of the Free Trade, a wooden schooner lost in Lake Michigan during a gale in 1835, with a rich history of early 19th-century maritime trade.
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Madison
Explore the story of the Madison, a cargo vessel lost in a storm on Lake Ontario in 1835, emblematic of the maritime trade era on the Great Lakes.
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Prince Eugene (1832)
Explore the wreck of the Prince Eugene, a double-masted schooner lost in a storm on Lake Michigan in 1834, carrying a significant cargo valued at $70,000.
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Newburyport (1829)
Explore the wreck of the Newburyport, a wooden schooner lost in 1834, with limited documentation and a mysterious history.
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Two Brothers (1833)
Explore the tragic story of the Two Brothers, a schooner lost in a storm on Lake Ontario in 1833, with no wreckage ever found.
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Three Brothers
Explore the only fully intact dagger-board schooner in the Great Lakes, lost in 1833 during a gale while carrying agricultural cargo.
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Britannia (1833)
Explore the history of the Britannia, a sidewheel steamer that played a significant role in early Great Lakes navigation.
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