Roberval - Mysteries and Histories: Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes

by JimKennard Dec 2nd, 2007, made popular Dec 2nd, 2007

dreamscape.com — The Canadian Steamer Roverval sank in a violent storm on Lake Ontario near Oswego, NY in 1916 with a cargo of lumber. Seven crew members survive by making a raft out of the floating lumber.

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by Garrynixon on 4/27/2020 Would you be able to tell me anything about HMS. Mississauga built in 1792 at Carleton Island shipyards

by Garrynixon on 4/27/2020

Would you be able to tell me anything about HMS. Mississauga built in 1792 at Carleton Island shipyards

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