Northerner and Mahoning (Port Washington, WI – individual sign-ups)

Northerner
The vessel Northerner lies upright and reasonably intact in 130 feet of water. The main mast is still in place, rising 75 feet above the deck. The stern mast had been recovered for a local museum. The hold still contains the cargo of cordwood, the logs still stacked up to the deck openings. The deck cargo of wood was removed at Port Washington prior to the accident. The windlass, anchor chain, center board winch along with the bow sprit and figure head are still in place.

Mahoning
The wreck of the Mahoning lies in 55 feet of water. The hull is pretty broken up, but the capstan , wood stock anchor, dead eyes are on the wreck and a portable boiler and steam pump are just southeast of the main wreck.