P.B. Locke, a 136-foot schooner, built in 1873, converted to a barge, hauling stone and sank in a storm in October 1912.

Artifacts on the site (besides the ship itself) include the ship's bell, block & tackle, galley stove, dishes, intact donkey boiler, port-side anchor, centreboard boxes, and much more. Unfortunately since the wreck has been opened to divers at large, many artifacts have been stolen.

The wreck sits in approx. 75 ft. of water, visibility ranges from 10 ft. - 50 ft. and the wreck is less than 15 minutes from Port Hope, Ontario.

Certification Requirement: This Charter requires "Advanced Open Water Diver" certification.