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| Location: | Near the mouth of the Milwaukee River. |
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| Nearby City: | Milwaukee, Milwaukee County |
| Body of water: | Lake Michigan |
| Location: | 0.18 miles northwest of the U.S. Coast Guard Station on Plum Island, Door County, Wisconsin. |
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| Nearby City: | Northport, Door County |
| Body of water: | Lake Michigan |
| Location: | Went ashore at Whitefish Bay, Door County, but then a northeaster carried the wreckage out into Lake Michigan. Door County Advocate. April 12, 1890. |
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| Ship Master: | Captain Smith |
| Nearby City: | Whitefish Bay, Door County |
| Body of water: | Lake Michigan |
| Location: | Towed to Sheboygan and abandoned. |
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| Ship Master: | Captain Benjamin G. Sweet, a native of Ohio City. He had been a master for over a decade. Henry Watts was first mate, William House was Chief Engineer and T.S. Donahue was clerk. |
| Nearby City: | Sheboygan, Sheboygan County |
| Body of water: | Lake Michigan |
| Location: | South Pier Boardwalk |
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| Nearby City: | Sheboygan, Sheboygan County |
| Body of water: | Lake Michigan |
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