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The sidewheel steamer was towed to Lake St. Clair where it was burned in 1956 prior to being scrapped.

The sidewheel steamer took her maiden voyage in 1924.

The wine was one of five sealed bottles recovered by marine archaeologists from the Mary-Celestia, an iron-hulled sidewheel steamship that sank under mysterious circumstances during the U.S.

The wine is one of five sealed bottles recovered by marine archaeologists from the Mary-Celestia, an iron-hulled sidewheel steamship that sank under mysterious circumstances during the U.S.

He says he believes his discoveries include the remains of a 226-foot sidewheel steamer that sank in 1850 called A.D.