According to the Associated Press, the shipwreck was first spotted in April by underwater construction worker Ivan Bukelic ...

That’s the Marblehead Lighthouse in a nutshell – a gleaming white sentinel on Lake Erie’s shore that somehow remains Ohio’s best maritime treasure hiding in plain sight. Standing tall since 1821, this ...

The ocean floor is a graveyard containing the remains of historic voyages and the wreckage of small-scale maritime tragedies.

Shipping in the Great Lakes first began about three hundred years ago with French fur trappers, followed by loggers, salt ...

Michigan has rhapsodized about the hardy fish for centuries. Celebrations continue, but they are taking on a melancholy tone ...

An estimated 6,000 boats, ships or other vessels have sunk in the Great Lakes, with about 1,500 of them in Michigan's waters.

Whalebacks were invented and designed by Capt. Alexander McDougall (1845-1923), a Scottish immigrant and industrialist.

In fact, the Great Lakes make for a world-class shipwreck museum, albeit one that can be reached only by competent SCUBA divers or ROVs like Rhody, depending on the wreck’s depth.

The Great Lakes are home to an astounding 6,000 shipwrecks in which 30,000 people have died, according to the Shipwreck Museum. Most famous of all is the Edmund Fitzgerald, a cargo ship that went ...

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