Rochester (1831)

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Depth (ft)

Service History

The wooden two masted schooner Rochester was built in Brighton, New York in 1831. She was enrolled at Detroit on 5/23/1845.

Final Voyage

October 14, 1846, the schooner Rochester was reportedly ashore at Two Rivers, Wisconsin and was a total wreck.

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Shipwrecks (32)
Aetna (1878)
Alaska (1869)
Arrow (1852)
Bessie Boalt (1868)
Boss (1881)
Boss (1882)
Continental (1882)
Crane & Front Loader Debris Field
Dart (1867)
Grace Patterson (1880)
Humko (1946)
James Navagh (1857)
John Irwin (1845)
LaSalle (1874)
Lookout (1855)
Magellan (1873)
Major Anderson (1861)
Major Barnum (1849)
Maria (1878)
Mary Ann Scott (1871)
Milton (1867)
Minnesota (1847)
Nellie Church (1867)
Nevada (1882)
Oleander (1848)
Oliver Culver (1855)
Planet (1855)
Rouse Simmons (1868)
S.C. Baldwin (1871)
Speed (1866)
Tubal Cain (1866)
Unnamed Scow

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Attractions (8)
Continental Maritime Trails Marker
Point Beach State Forest
Rawley Point Lighthouse
Rogers Street Fishing Village
Rouse Simmons Maritime Trails Marker
S.C. Baldwin Buoy
Two Rivers North Pierhead Light
Vernon Maritime Trails Marker