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In this area of the WhimSea site, we list information about shipwrecks in Lake Superior. Much of this information is compiled from many sources.
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- Thomas Friant (1923). The tug, Thomas Friant, sprang a leak after being struck by ice and foundered 12 miles from Two Harbors, Minnesota. She was on a voyage to Bayfield, WI. No lives lost. Interestingly, in December 1908 she had burned to the waterline during winter layup at Sault St. Marie. In May of 1911 she was redocumented as a gill net fish tug.
- Quincy Dredge #1 (1956). A wood dredge, she sank from a leak.
- Harry L. Allen (1978). Burned when Multifoods Elevator #4 in Duluth harbor burned. Vessel sustained serious damage and was sold for scrap.
- R.W. Currie (1919). Abandoned, St. Louis County, Duluth, Minnesota.
- E.P. Ferry (1900). Burned to a total loss at her winter moorings, Duluth, Minnesota.
Updated: March 10, 2008
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