Deep Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes DVD

Deep Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes DVD: Explore Pristine Wrecks in Chilling Depths

The Great Lakes are a graveyard of ships, and the coldest, deepest waters hold the best-preserved wrecks. "Deep Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes," by Cris Kohl & Joan Forsberg, takes you on a visual journey to explore these haunting, historical time capsules.

This DVD isn't just about showing you wrecks; it's about telling their stories. You'll experience:

• The Oxford: A vessel lost in an 1856 collision on Lake Erie, now resting in 164 feet of water.
• The Rouse Simmons: The tragic "Christmas Tree Ship," lost with all hands on Lake Michigan in 1912.
• Deep Wrecks off Whitefish Point: Including the wooden steamer Samuel Mather.
• The Daniel J. Morrell: The bow section of a freighter lost in 1966 on Lake Huron, with only one survivor.
• The Cornelia B. Windiate: A remarkably preserved schooner lost with all hands in 1875.
• And More!

With a running time of approximately 28 minutes, this DVD offers a glimpse into a hidden world, revealing the stories of tragedy, loss, and the enduring power of the Great Lakes.

• Features footage and stories of multiple deep shipwrecks in the Great Lakes
• Highlights wrecks in Lake Erie, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and off Whitefish Point (Lake Superior)
• Includes stories of specific wrecks: Oxford, Rouse Simmons, Samuel Mather, Daniel J. Morrell, Cornelia B. Windiate, and more.

• Format: DVD
• Running Time: Approximately 28 minutes
• Authors/Presenters: Cris Kohl & Joan Forsberg