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Launched in 1846 as a wooden bulk freight steamer, the City of Detroit served her owners dutifully on Lake Huron until she ultimately met her fate on ...
Read MoreThis 240 foot wooden freighter was lost in a collision with the steamer Uranus during a thick fog on August 19, 1906. She came to rest in 175 feet of ...
Read MoreThe Fred Lee was built in Port Huron, Michigan in 1896. She went down with all hands on Friday November the 13th of 1936. She is a small tug at only 7...
Read MoreBuilt and launched by the F.W. Wheeler company of Michigan in 1902, the Glenorchy was a steam propelled bulk cargo carrier with a length of 350 feet, ...
Read MoreHaving the honor as the oldest known shipwreck in the Harbor Beach area, the Goliath went down more than 170 years ago. Launched in 1846, the Goliath ...
Read MoreLaunched in 1906, as a bulk freighter, the Daniel J. Morrell was an imposing sight, especially for the time. At a heavyweight 608 feet in length and w...
Read MoreBuilt and launched in 1883 at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, the Emma Neilsen was a three masted schooner with a length of 75 feet, a beam of 20 feet and a gro...
Read MoreLaunched in 1855, the E.P. Dorr was a lumbering tug, constructed of wood and 161 feet long with a substantial weight of 300 tons. Sadly after only a y...
Read MoreBuilt in 1868, the 236 foot steamer, Philadelphia saw nearly a quarter of a century of faithful and trusted service on the Great Lakes. Sadly, she met...
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