shipwreck

A new Stormy Kromer cap commemorates the Edmund Fitzgerald and its crew, fifty years after its tragic sinking. $20 from each sale helps fund a Wisconsin Historical Society marker, preserving the ship's memory.

A ship called one of the safest afloat was no match for the storm that doomed it.

The Great Lakes is believed to have up to 10,000 shipwrecks in it. One of those was recently found by the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society.

Delve into the mystery of the lost Le Griffon ship and its elusive treasures, captivating explorers for centuries.

Even with a cache of gold on board, the whiskey could be worth FAR more!

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society has discovered a "peculiar" vessel that sunk in Lake Superior during a powerful October storm, nearly 120 years ago to the day.

Originally one of the only passages between Green Bay, WI and the rest of Lake Michigan, the strait known as Death's Door is home to scores of shipwrecks.

One of Lake Michigan's most visible shipwrecks is the Francisco Morazan, resting about 300 yards off the southern coast of South Manitou Island.

Some shipwrecks, such as the wooden bulk freighter Daisy Day in Montague, are in as little as 10 feet of water.