Canada's 150 Most Famous Great Lakes Shipwrecks by Cris Kohl and Joan Forsberg

Dive into the rich and often dramatic history lying just across the border with "Canada's 150 Most Famous Great Lakes Shipwrecks." From renowned maritime historians Cris Kohl and Joan Forsberg, this book presents a curated collection of the most famous and distinctive wrecks found in the Canadian waters of our freshwater seas.

Designed for Easy Reading and Discovery:

This book is thoughtfully designed to be both a great cover-to-cover read and a quick reference guide.

• Why it Matters: Each shipwreck story is presented on its own dedicated page, making it simple to look up a specific wreck or just open to any page and discover a new tale. Every story is accompanied by at least one photograph, drawing, or map—with some wrecks featuring as many as eight images—vividly illustrating the history and helping you connect with the story.

More Than Just Wrecks—They're Incredible Stories:

You'll explore the full spectrum of maritime life on the Great Lakes through these 150 tales. The book includes:

• Tragic losses, like Lake Superior's legendary Edmund Fitzgerald.
• Humorous accounts, including the tale of a booze ship stranded during Prohibition.
• Incredible sagas of daring rescues and unbelievable survival against the odds.
• The histories of ships involved in the War of 1812 and the search for the Franklin Expedition in the Arctic.

A Collaboration of Experts:

This book features the work of contributing artists Adam Henley, Peter Rindlisbach, and Robert McGreevy, as well as photos from numerous respected underwater photographers alongside the authors' own extensive collection. This 224-page softcover book is packed with over 400 images, drawings, and maps.

For any diver or history enthusiast fascinated by the stories beneath the waves, this book is an essential addition to your library. Order your copy of "Canada's 150 Most Famous Great Lakes Shipwrecks" today!

• 150 Shipwreck Stories: A comprehensive collection of the most famous or distinctive wrecks in Canadian Great Lakes waters
• Easy-to-Read Format: Each wreck is featured on its own page for quick reference and Browse
• Richly Illustrated: Contains over 400 images, drawings, and maps to accompany the stories
• Wide Range of Tales: Covers everything from famous tragedies and daring rescues to humorous historical anecdotes
• Expert Authorship: Written by renowned Great Lakes maritime historians and features work from many contributing artists and photographers
• Includes Bibliography and Index

• Authors: Cris Kohl and Joan Forsberg
• Format: Softcover
• Pages: 224
• Dimensions: 6" x 9" (15.2 cm x 22.9 cm)
• Illustrations: 400+ black-and-white photos, drawings, and maps
• Publisher: Seawolf Communications, Inc.
• ISBN: 978-0-9882947-4-5