Steamship discovered at bottom of Lake Michigan

[Eevee]

Shipwreck Found After 112 years in Lake Michigan

I was surprised to see this article about Michigan...thought others may find it interesting.

[n0Mad]

I know a guy who discovered a Great Lakes shipwreck. Not that one, but he did put in the research and led the dive team to discover another one. He was my Advanced Open Water instructor.

[Onyx]

Cool, a steamship! Too bad it would cost too much to bring up and restore.

[TitsMcGee]

There a many shipwrecks in the Great Lakes. A few of the more famous ones are the Edmund Fitzgerald, Carl D. Bradly, and Cederville. If you're truly interested, check out this page http://thunderbay.noaa.gov/

[Soulrev]

Yeah I live just south of Michigan City, Indiana.. At the Lighthouse Museum they have a map of all the "known" shipwrecks in Lake Michigan. Something over 1,000 wrecks and most of them are in the southern tip near Chicago and Michigan City..

[jynxxxedangel]

Have you ever seen pictures of that wrecked car ferry, that was carrying a payload of brand-new 1929 Nashes?

[Raev]

Hm, this thread has turned up two new spots for me to dive!

[TitsMcGee]

Hm, this thread has turned up two new spots for me to dive!

If you come up to Thunder Bay, you so have to come visit me..I'll show you around.