Great Lakes shipwrecks open a window onto the past three centuries of exploration and commerce on the inland seas, and offer some of the best-preserved examples of maritime history in the world. Scuba diving on these vessels can feel like a haunted journey back in time. We are pleased to share some of our underwater exploration in images and stories. Read more about the Hume. The Tragedy of Zebra Mussels. A Long View of Great Lakes Scuba Diving. The Gear Changes, New Gear Lust Remains the Same.

Littered on the bottom of the Great Lakes are the remains of more than 6,000 shipwrecks gone missing on the Great Lakes since the late 1600s when the first commercial sailing ships began plying the region, most during the heyday of commercial shipping in the nineteenth century. The vast expanse of these inland waterways provided a natural transportation system linking the Midwestern states and portions of Canada to the rest of the world.

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