Diver near the bow of the Annie shinning

Aft section of the schooner.

Divers overlooking the wheel

Propeller and remains of boiler engine

Divers approaching boiler engines

The hull burned to the waterline.

Deck of the Sheboygan with remaining artifacts

Bow of the Katie Eccles

Artifacts placed on deck

Shot of the deck and the deck rail

Fallen mast of the side of the wreck

Two divers overlooking the broken stern

Bildge pumps on the deck of the Olive Branch

The Annie Falconer is a two-masted schooner which sank November 12, 1904 during a violent storm with a cargo of soft coal. One crew died of exposure. The wreck was found in 1975 in about 80' of water

The Annie Falconer is a two-masted schooner which sank November 12, 1904 during a violent storm with a cargo of soft coal. One crew died of exposure. The wreck was found in 1975 in about 80' of water

The Annie Falconer is a two-masted schooner which sank November 12, 1904 during a violent storm with a cargo of soft coal. One crew died of exposure. The wreck was found in 1975 in about 80' of water

The China was launched in 1872 and burned to waterline the same year. It lies in 120' of water

The China was launched in 1872 and burned to waterline the same year. It lies in 120' of water

The China was launched in 1872 and burned to waterline the same year. It lies in 120' of water

The City of Sheboygan was a three masted schooner launched in 1871. She sank in 1915 during a storm with no survivors.

The Katie Eccles was launched in 1877 and sank in 1922. She is a twin-masted schooner and lies in about 100' of water

The Katie Eccles was launched in 1877 and sank in 1922. She is a twin-masted schooner and lies in about 100' of water

The Katie Eccles was launched in 1877 and sank in 1922. She is a twin-masted schooner and lies in about 100' of water

The Katie Eccles was launched in 1877 and sank in 1922. She is a twin-masted schooner and lies in about 100' of water

The Katie Eccles was launched in 1877 and sank in 1922. She is a twin-masted schooner and lies in about 100' of water

The Olive Branch is a two masted schooner was launched in 1871. She sank in 1880 while transporting coal. All hands were lost.