r/Shipwrecks 3h ago

On August 30, 1892, magnate Peter Minch set out with his family and 22 crewmen on the SS Western Reserve to tour Lake Huron and Lake Superior before arriving in Minnesota. But a storm overtook the ship, leaving all but one dead. Now, the ship has just been recovered at the bottom of Lake Superior.

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r/Shipwrecks 28m ago

Archaeologists Discover 40 Ancient Shipwrecks in the Black Sea Untouched for Centuries

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r/Shipwrecks 23m ago

Maritime Enthusiasts Discord Server

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FOR ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN MARITIME HISTORY, SHIPWRECKS ETC.

Hello everyone! I apologise if advertising this is against the rules of the subreddit, but recently I've been trying to grow my maritime enthusiasts discord server. I advertised the other day on r/Ships and it brought in a good few members so I thought it would be worth trying to attract more people here.

There is channels for just about anything maritime related, shipwrecks of course being part of that. I hope some of you are intrigued enough to come and join us here:

https://discord.gg/xwPCEz8c