The wreck of the Olive Branch. This is a late 1800s two-masted wooden schooner resting in 95 feet in a remote area of northern Lake Ontario. There’s not a lot of diving pressure on her because of the remote location, so she remains intact. There are many perfectly preserved artifacts, which divers respect and leave there - even a crewman’s leather boot on the deck. This site is preserved and respected by the few charters that run divers out there. Pristine and historic.