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Ford TT – Morrisburg ON
Explore the preserved Ford Model TT wreck in the St. Lawrence River, a unique artifact reflecting early 20th-century technology.
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Stacked Hulls
Explore the unique underwater site of Stacked Hulls in Kingston, Ontario, featuring layered remnants of wooden ships at shallow depths, ideal for divers and snorkelers.
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Daggerboard Schooner (Old Taylor or Galloo?)
Explore the intriguing history of the Daggerboard Schooner, potentially the Old Taylor or Galloo, lost in the mid-19th century in Lake Ontario.
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HMS Tecumseh
Explore the partially submerged remains of HMS Tecumseh, a unique War of 1812 schooner with innovative design features, located in Penetanguishene, Ontario.
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Brownville Rebuilt as Wm. Avery
Explore the history of the Brownville, a steamboat that met a fiery end and was reborn as the Wm. Avery, navigating the St. Lawrence River.
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Myrtle
Explore the wreck of the steamer Myrtle, a mid-19th-century vessel lost to fire near Clayton, New York.
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Margaret (c1850)
Explore the mystery of the Margaret, a stonehooker schooner lost in Lake Ontario, representing the vital stonehooking trade of the 19th century.
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Kilarney
Explore the submerged wreck of the Kilarney, a steel-hulled tugboat from 1929, lying at 72 feet in Lake Erie, posing a navigational hazard.
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