designers Lafferty van Heest and Associates to supply research and images to the Michigan Maritime Museum to develop exhibit. That exhibit has moved to the Yankee Air Museum in 2020. Discoveries H. C. Akeley, cargo steam ship. Lost in 1883. Discovered 2001, off Saugatuck, Michigan. Steel barge, that appears to have been scuttled. Discovered 2004, off Holland, Michigan. (named Trotter’s Barge after David Trotter, whose side scan services were retained by MSRA at the time of the discovery). Ann Arbor No. 5. Railroad carferry turned barge. Discovered in 2005 in collaboration with NUMA, off South Haven, Michigan. Michigan, Passenger steam ship. Lost 1885. Found 2005. Chris Craft, 25-foot. Appears to have been scuttled. Discovered 2005 in collaboration with NUMA. Hennepin, the first self-unloader in the World. Lost due to leaking August 1927. Discovered 2006. Steel Barge. Appears to have been scuttled. Discovered in 2006 off Port Sheldon, Michigan. Called Potters Barge by MSRA after the fishermen who first saw target on their bottom finder. Hamilton, Schooner. Lost in storm November 1873. Discovered 2007 off Saugatuck, Michigan. Joseph P. Farnan, steam barge. Lost to fire 1889. Discovered in 2008 in collaboration with NUMA, off South Haven, Michigan. A.P. Dutton, schooner. Lost in storm in 1868. Discovered in 2008 in collaboration with NUMA, off South Haven, Michigan. Hattie Wells, Steam barge. Lost in a storm 1912. Discovered in 2009 in collaboration with NUMA, off South Haven, Michigan. William Tell, schooner, burned and sank 1869. Discovered 2009 in collaboration with NUMA, off South Haven, Michigan. Small steel barge, vandalized and sunk in 1970s. Discovered in 2009 in collaboration with NUMA, off South Haven, Michigan. Schooner, 100-feet-long, unidentified, possibly St. Peter. Discovered in 2011 off Grand Haven, Michigan. Sloop, 45-feet long, Unidentified, possibly New Buffalo. Discovered in 2011, in collaboration with NUMA, off Glenn, Michigan. Houseboat, 60-foot. Appears to have been scuttled. Found off Saugatuck, Michigan. Discovered 2015 in collaboration with NUMA off Saugatuck, Michigan. John V. Moran, passenger steamship. Lost in ice 1899. Discovered in 2015 off Muskegon, Michigan. Lizzie Throop, Schooner, Lost in storm October 1873. Discovered in 2017 in collaboration with NUMA. All shipwrecks in the Great Lakes belong to the individual states in which they have come to rest. While laws are in place that make it illegal to remove anything from a shipwreck site, the discovery of a new site opens it up to the potential of pillaging and