Fedora Steamer 1901

by JimKennard Dec 7th, 2007

wisconsinshipwrecks.org — A kerosene lamp and an unfortunate design sealed the fate of this wooden steamer.

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by donna trupeteir on 6/28/2010 i think the fedora shipwreck would be something that would interest some people. i mean, it isn't everyday that you see a sunken ship sticking strait out of the water... :-)

by donna trupeteir on 6/28/2010

i think the fedora shipwreck would be something that would interest some people. i mean, it isn't everyday that you see a sunken ship sticking strait out of the water... :-)

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