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About this site
The Alva Bradley, a three masted schooner, was lost in a gale on October 13, 1894 on the shoal at the south end of North Manitou Island. The wreck of the schooner was discovered by Dave Trotter in 1990. This largely intact wreck affords access to her cargo of steel billets and many maritime artifacts. Remains of her rigging and more artifacts lie about 200 yards northeast of the hull. Lies in about 8.2 m; sank 1894.
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