Ida Corning
Schooner-Barge · United States · Lost Abandoned by 1928; burned in 1931 · Door County & Lake Michigan
She was laid up at Bullhead Point with Oak Leaf and Empire State.
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The Vessel and Her Loss
Ida Corning was built in 1881. She was built as a schooner-barge and later converted to an unrigged stone barge. She was laid up at Bullhead Point with Oak Leaf and Empire State. The Sturgeon Bay Stone Company burned the three abandoned hulls in 1931.
Vessel
- 1881
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Loss
- Abandoned by 1928; burned in 1931
- Fire
- Bullhead Point, Sturgeon Bay
- Green Bay, Lake Michigan
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The Wreck Today
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Position
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- Bullhead Point, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
No verified wreck coordinates used; historical loss locality only.
Evidence
Overall confidence: Documented (78/100)
An exact wreck position, present depth and final-loss casualty total are not established here.
Wisconsin Historical Society and Wisconsin Sea Grant — Wisconsin Shipwrecks: Ida Corning
Vessel identity, construction history, service, historical loss locality and loss circumstances.
