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Pioneer C 80599
Explore the wreck of the Pioneer, a small wooden screw steamer scuttled in the late 19th century, significant for its role in riverine transport.
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R. Kendrick US 71081
Explore the remains of the R. Kendrick, a small screw-propelled tug built in 1874, scuttled after a long service history on the St. Lawrence and Lake Simcoe.
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Hope US 71252
Explore the remains of the Hope, a historic passenger ferry scuttled in Lake Erie, with a rich service history and significant modifications over its lifetime.
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Charlton (Charles Kellogg) US 88622
Explore the wreck of the Charlton, a 1862 screw-propelled tug with a rich history on the Great Lakes, now resting in an undisclosed location.
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Conrad Reid (1881)
Explore the history of the Conrad Reid, a wooden three-masted schooner that served the Great Lakes trade until the late 1890s.
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C.S. Davis US 5989
Explore the history of the C.S. Davis, a 19th-century Great Lakes schooner known for its timber transport across Lake Michigan.
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Frank La Farge (1901)
Explore the wreck of the Frank La Farge, a small freighter lost in a storm on Lake Michigan in the early 1900s.
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Flora (1889)
Explore the remains of the Flora, a 45-foot fish tug sunk in Northport Harbor, Michigan, featuring a boiler and hull remnants in shallow waters.
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Elizabeth Broder (c1849)
Explore the remains of the Elizabeth Broder, a mid-19th-century wooden schooner lost near Manitoulin Island during a storm.
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HMS Sauk (USS Ohio)
Explore the history of HMS Sauk, a captured schooner from the War of 1812, and its role in the British naval presence on the Great Lakes.
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