Sank in the Big Storm of 1913 with all hands lost.

The largest carrying capacity ferry on the Great Lakes.

This ship is now a museum in Manistee, MI.

One of the fastest and most unique ships on the Great Lakes.

One of the most elegant ships on the Great Lakes.

The most famous shipwreck on the Great Lakes.

At 1,013 ft 6 in, the Big Paul is the largest ship on the Great Lakes.

The only self-unloading stern shuttle on the Great Lakes.

The last coal fired ferry in North America.

Served in WW II, Korean War, and Vietnam War.

Taking passengers to Boblo Island, this was the last excursion ship to sail the Great Lakes.

Sank in the Big Storm of 1913 with all hands lost.

RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner operated by the White Star Line.

Cruising the Great Lakes in total comfort.

Four other 1,000 footers followed the McCarthy design.

Originally launched as the C.J. Schoonmaker.

The first self unloader on the Great Lakes.