Cape Vincent, New York - A rare Great Lakes Sloop dating from the mid-nineteenth century has been discovered near the north east end of Lake Ontario in the upper St. Lawrence River. Video images of the wreck review by underwater archeologists, showed a... view photos
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We are pleased to announce that our 36" x 24" laminated "Shipwrecks of Lake Erie" chart is now available. This artistic chart provides accurate GPS locations, paintings of vessels as they sit today, and images of ships before they sank. ... view photos
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A large crane and associated construction equipment with an estimate worth of over $700,000 lost in a violent October gale in 1981 has been discovered by a team of shipwreck explorers in Lake Ontario.
The team consisting of Jim Kennard, Dan... view photos
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For many years SCUBA divers and fishermen have occasionally come upon some of the nearly century old sunken wrecks in Oneida Lake. The locations of these wrecks have been kept secret as they are great places for fishermen to find game... view photos
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Mike and Georgann Wachter authors of the Erie Wrecks series of books are pleased to announce the discovery of the schooner barge Commodore. This 170 foot long vessel was lost on June 17, 1918 while being towed from Cleveland to Sandwich... view photos
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Rochester, New York - A mid 1800's Canadian schooner, Queen of the Lakes, has been discovered in deep water off the southern shore of Lake Ontario near Sodus Point, New York. Shipwreck enthusiasts Jim Kennard, Dan Scoville, and Roland Stevens... view photos
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Rochester, New York - The wreckage of what is believed to be an original Erie Canal boat has been discovered in the Oswego River south of Fulton, New York. Shipwreck enthusiasts, Jim Kennard and Roger Pawlowski located the canal boat while... view photos
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Shipwreck explorers Jim Kennard and Dick Duncan recently conducted a search in the Hudson River near Saugerties, New York, using a very high resolution imaging sonar discovering seven abandoned shipwrecks within just a few hours.
Over 400 years ago Henry... view photos
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In the French Riviera, a wreck is lying for several decades. An aircraft, whose debris was discovered a few days ago by divers archaeologists of the AREVPAM (www.arevpam.org), an association working for the development and preservation of... view photos
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By Brendon Baillod - brendon@ship-wreck.com - Copyright © 2010 Great Lakes Shipwreck Research - Please obtain permission from author before reproducing
A group of Wisconsin marine historians and divers have announced the discovery of the... view photos
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