Great Lakes Untamed: 3 Episode Documentary Miniseries
The five great lakes of North America—Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario—were sculpted by the…
Browsing: Lake Huron
Discovery of the Ironton
Thunder Bay is close to one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the…
Learn More About Diving The New Orleans
“The New Orleans was a 231 foot-long bulk freighter that was built in 1885 in…
Scuba Diving the Defiance, Wooden Two-Masted Schooner
The Audubon collided with the Defiance, a wooden two-masted schooner with a wreck length of…
Wreck of the Kyle Spangler
On November 5, 1860, the Kyle Spangler collided with the downbound schooner Racine while ascending…
Maritime History: The Wexford
The SS Wexford was a steel-hulled, propeller-driven cargo ship built in Sunderland, England in 1883…
Great Lakes Untamed – Trailer
The five great lakes of North America – Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario –…
Fire Aboard MS Chi-Cheemaun Causes Extensive Damage to Engine’s Boiler Room
The car ferry ship MS Chi-Cheemaun caught fire deep in the ship’s boiler room in…
Red Tails, Blue Water: The Tuskegee Airmen Project
Photo captions from left: Lt. Frank Moody. Photo: Air Force Historical Research Agency; Wayne Lusardi…
Near Miss – Great Lakes Freighter vs Sailboat
A accident was avoided near Port Huron, Michigan, thanks to a series of alarm horns…
Ice Shelves Return to Sarnia
The ice shelves have made their way back into Lake Huron specificity at the Sarnia…
SS Norman Shipwreck
The Norman was designed by the Globe Iron Works in Cleveland, Ohio in 1890. It…
Westmoreland Shipwreck
There are few shipwrecked vessels in all of the Great Lakes that can match the…
Diving the Shipwrecks at the Straits of Mackinac
These Strait shipwrecks are time capsules and are protected by the Mackinac Shipwreck Preserve Straits, which covers an area of about 150 square miles.
Ghost of Lake Huron; Discovery of the last Whaleback: The Steamer Clifton
Last seen off 40 Mile Point in northern Lake Huron, the 308’ Clifton was reported to be taking on water over her decks, but “making good weather of it”. Capt. Cunning and the crew of the Tug Favorite became the last people to see the Steamer Clifton as she sailed into oblivion, and into Great Lakes history.
Ghost of Lake Huron; Discovery of the last Whaleback: The Steamer Clifton
Last seen off 40 Mile Point in northern Lake Huron, the 308’ Clifton was reported to…
Gales of November, 1913, Took Heavy Toll on Great Lakes
Thanks to Canadian singer/songwriter Gordon Lightfoot’s song, the sinking of the American freighter SS Edmund…