bizjournals.com —
One of Spain's three admiralty cases involving Odyssey Marine Exploration shipwrecks has been dismissed in Tampa federal court.
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youtube.com —
"Located in 120 ffw off Long Point, Ontario in Lake Erie, the Crystal Wreck is a fantastic dive. This video is pretty raw, but I think it accurately conveys the experience."
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sea-viewdiving.com —
The Tug Smith sank in October 1930 on Lake Erie near Long Point while in tow to Sarnia for repairs lies in 165 feet of water.
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sea-viewdiving.com —
Sinking of the schooner Trade Wind after collision with Sir Charles Napier in 1854 on Lake Erie near Long Point Point Ontario Canada.
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sea-viewdiving.com —
Discovery of the shipwrecked Schooner St. James ( Mystery Schooner X) which sank in 1870 had been located in Lake Erie near Long Point.
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l-3klein.com —
The package freighter Dean Richmond sank in a gale in Lake Erie in October 1893 with a cargo of zinc and lead ingots and bagged flour. The "Dean" lies in 110 feet of water near North East, Pa.
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kwic.com —
The Steamer Atlantic sank in Lake Erie after a collision with the propeller steamer Ogdensburg off of Long Point in August 1852. The ship sank with a freight cargo of $36,000 in gold in the safe. Over 150 to 250 people drowned in the disaster.
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lakeshoreguardian.com —
The three-masted schooner Dunderburg was sunk by the Empire state in August 1868.
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wisconsinshipwrecks.org —
Lake Michigan's first diesel luxury yacht still evokes the flamboyance of the Roaring Twenties.
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wisconsinshipwrecks.org —
Schooner Christina Nilsson a splendid craft succumbs to a blinding snowstorm and gale-force winds.
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hammondindiana.com —
Divers contrubuted hundreds of hours of their time to the Hammond Shipwreck Project to prepare a shipwreck site for use by sport divers . They identifed the shipwreck as the Steamer George F. Williams built in 1899.
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sea-viewdiving.com —
The Gunilda, one of the most elegant steam yachts to sail on Superior waters, sank in 1911 off McGarvey Shoal in Lake Superio at a depth of 250 feet.
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