Shoreham Sloop
Sailing Canal Boat · United States · Lost circa 1825, early Champlain Canal era · Lake Champlain
One of the earliest known Lake Champlain sailing canal boats, its rounded hull bridging traditional lake sloops and the later boxy canal boat form.
Become Captain of RecordSee Shipwreck on Map

The Vessel and Her Loss
Vessel
- 1825
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- Wood
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- Sail; centerboard, mast lowered for canal transit
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Loss
- circa 1825, early Champlain Canal era
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- Lake Champlain, South Lake near Shoreham, Vermont
- Lake Champlain
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The Wreck Today
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- Rounded hull form, unlike boxy later sailing canal boats; former bowsprit present
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- 2003
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Position
- 43.89° N 73.32° W
- General area only
- Shoreham, Vermont
General area only: coordinate of Shoreham, Vermont from the USGS Geographic Names Information System, marking the named place of loss recorded for this vessel ("Lake Champlain, South Lake near Shoreham, Vermont"), not a surveyed wreck position.
Evidence
Overall confidence: Partially documented (55/100)
The vessel's name, cause, and exact date of loss are not established in the sources reviewed.
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Discovery, hull description, and dating.
USGS Geographic Names Information System — Town of Shoreham, VT
coordinate of the named place of loss
























































