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Shipwrecks at a Glance

Posted on August 20th, 2007 by Jerry

While you cannot dive all of these wrecks, they're interesting to read about none the less! You'll get 3 new wrecks everytime you visit!

A great deal of the information about these wrecks came courtesy of Dave Swayze

embury

Embury
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Wrecked in Lake Erie on 1903-12-04
Destroyed By Fire At Grand Isl. On The Niagara R., Where She Sank And Was Abandoned. Her Crew Escaped Without Casualty.

From http://www.alcheminc.com/

Wooden Propeller Freight Steamer Of 159 Ft Burned And Sank On 12/4/1903 At Grand Isle In The Niagara River Off Tonawanda, New York. The Vessel Carried A Cargo Of Lumber At The Time Of The Wreck. 

john miner

John Miner
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Wrecked in Lake Huron on 1902-10-19
Bound Harbor Springs For Detroit, She Was Driven Into Boulder-ridden Shallows And Broke Up Quickly In A North'r. Crew Was Rescued By The Lifesaving Service. Master And Owner 

william s. bull

William S. Bull
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Wrecked in Lake Erie on 1863-08-22
In Company Of Tug G.w. Gardner And Canal Boat M.e. Paine, She Waterlogged And Went Down In A Storm. Bound Erie For Buffalo. Gardner And Paine Saved Her Crew. 

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