The Cayuga was built in 1889 at Globe Iron Works, lost 1895 after failing to respond to passing steamer Joseph L. Hurd which collided with the Cayuga, Capt. James Reid attempted to recover vessel, explaining pontoons around the wreck, salvage was abandoned in 1899. Last image is salvage barge

The Glenorchy, originally named A.E Stewart was built in 1902 by West Bay City Shipbuilding. In 1918 the Stewart was acquired by Great Lakes Transportation, renamed Glenorchy. She collided with the Leonard B. Miller in 1924, no crew were lost. 

USCG Cutter Mesquite WAGL-305 was built in 1943 in Marine Iron & Shipbuilding Co. She was thrown aground on the Keweenaw point in 1989 and left in place for the winter freeze over, by spring she had suffered extensive damage and was sunk for an underwater diving preserve in 1990.

The Kiowa was built in 1920 by the Detroit Shipbuilding Co. She was thrown on Au Sable Reef during a fierce gale November 30th, 1927. 5 men were lost, with the remaining 16 being rescued from the doomed ship.

The wooden bulk Freighter Henry J. Johnson was built by the Cleveland Dry Dock Co. in Cleveland, 1888. in 1902 she collided with the Fred Pabst in a dense fog off Spectacle Reef, Lake Huron, no lives were lost in the sinking. 

Built in Toledo by the Craig Shipbuilding Co. Launched January 18th, 1906. Entered service April 12th, 1906 upbound from Toledo to Duluth with a load of cal. she collided with the Saxona, sinking in 27 feet of water. The Zimmerman was later recovered, being scrapped in 1964.

3D Scan of the Wreck of the Helfrid Bissmark - Sunk by Mine off the Danish Coast in 1939

I can hear the haunting lyrics, “And all that remains is the faces and the names of the wives and the sons and the daughters.” The tragic sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald was 49 years ago. This weekend only, The National Museum of the Great Lakes in Toledo will ... see below

Abandoned ship in Finland, Lake Riekinselkä

Unforgiving force. Original wet charcoal and pastel seascape art by me. 

At least they are New to me. Pictures Show the Endurance top down View following Close Up Pictures from the deck and a Staircase which was build in Bow of the ship

<div class="md"><p>At least they are New to me. Pictures Show the Endurance top down View following Close Up Pictures from the deck and a Staircase which was build in Bow of the ship</p>
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New Pictures from the "Endurance" Shipwreck 

Unidentified Shipwreck 

The last image is one I didn't resave as a zoomed in image with my phone.   I swear this boat wasn't there before Hurricane Francine.  I'm guessing it may have broke it's ropes and was pushed into that shore during the storm surge. 

It is pretty hard to reach without a boat yourself on Bayou Bonfouca since and I have not checked yet to see if the road to the boatyard is public access so I can get a much closer picture.  The thing is bright white in the sun so I was assuming it was probably cared for until now.  It's been about a month now in its new home.  There had been some around since Katrina in 2005 that were recently cleaned up. 

I was curious if any of you sleuths recognize the model from this angle.

<div class="md"><p>The last image is one I didn&#39;t resave as a zoomed in image with my phone.   I swear this boat wasn&#39;t there before Hurricane Francine.  I&#39;m guessing it may have broke it&#39;s ropes and was pushed into that shore during the storm surge. </p>

<p>It is pretty hard to reach without a boat yourself on Bayou Bonfouca since and I have not checked yet to see if the road to the boatyard is public access so I can get a much closer picture.  The thing is bright white in the sun so I was assuming it was probably cared for until now.  It&#39;s been about a month now in its new home.  There had been some around since Katrina in 2005 that were recently cleaned up. </p>

<p>I was curious if any of you sleuths recognize the model from this angle.</p>
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Half sunk sailboat

Inspired by nobreaks1975 posting their artwork, here’s something similar drawn in 1905. I love this picture and its simplicity. North Yorkshire coast near Whitby / Scarborough 

Final destination. Original wet charcoal and pastel art by me. 

3D Scan of the Wreck of U768 - Sank due to a collision with another U-boat in the Baltic Sea in 1943

Part time explorers new video on the Hungarian is very impressive.

https://youtu.be/_524Bg7KrJg?si=FglKQYsE6Fzt4U44



<div class="md"><p>Part time explorers new video on the Hungarian is very impressive.</p>

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/_524Bg7KrJg?si=FglKQYsE6Fzt4U44">https://youtu.be/_524Bg7KrJg?si=FglKQYsE6Fzt4U44</a></p>
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The Hungarian 

Some clipset from working materials, obtained during two research expedition to famous Lefort: Russian wooden ship of the line accidentally sunk during storm in gulf of Finland in 1857 year with all hands lost - approx. 900 persons. That was 2nd biggest disaster in Baltic sea during peace period (1st one was Estonia ferry).

Lefort - Russian wooden battleship (ship of the line), sunk in 1857

Approximately 800 officers and crew lost their lives when the ship capsized and sank in a storm.  The wreck is in a remarkable state of preservation at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

<div class="md"><p>Approximately 800 officers and crew lost their lives when the ship capsized and sank in a storm.  The wreck is in a remarkable state of preservation at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.</p>
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Wreck of the wooden Russian battleship Lefort, lost with all hands in 1857 (Warning - skeletal remains visible in video)

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Ghostly shipwrecks emerge during River Exe's lowest tide. Devon UK

Beautiful dive footage of the HMHS Britannic (footage by Ben Lair) 

Empress of Ireland wreck dive (by PTO Exploration)

Wreck of the Doña Paz, the deadliest peacetime maritime disaster in history.

The Wreck of the Lenskow in comparison to her surviving sister ship - 3D Photogrammetry

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/le-lyonnais-1856-shipwreck-discovered-massachusetts/

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/news/le-lyonnais-1856-shipwreck-discovered-massachusetts/">https://www.cbsnews.com/news/le-lyonnais-1856-shipwreck-discovered-massachusetts/</a></p>
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Le Lyonnais has been found

Succumb to the storm. Original wet charcoal and pastel art by me. 

3D Scan of the Wreck of the Rosalie Moller - Sank in the Red Sea during WWII

Can anyone explain to me what happened to the Edmund Fitzgerald?  i'm from washington state and just started reading about the wreck, but what makes it so mysterious?

<div class="md"><p>Can anyone explain to me what happened to the Edmund Fitzgerald?  i&#39;m from washington state and just started reading about the wreck, but what makes it so mysterious?</p>
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Edmund Fitzgerald In a nutshell 

How the United States Navy was Built from Scratch in 1776: The Story of the USS Philadelphia and the Battle for Lake Champlain

Edro 3 shipwreck in Cyprus

Just a doubt: could the Titanic have been lifted from the bottom of the ocean had it been at least discovered a lot earlier than it originally did? Like in the case of SMS Hindunberg, which was discovered only 11 years later, it got scuttled. 

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