29, 1966, the freighter Daniel J. Morrell was steaming up the Great Lakes, bound for Taconite Harbor to pick up a load of iron ore, and struggling to push through a wicked November storm on Lake ...

Also known as the "witches" of November, they occur between mid-October and mid-December, when storm tracks collide over the ...

According to data compiled by Baillod and other Great Lakes maritime historians, Lake Michigan accounted for 26.5% of all shipwrecks, closely followed by Lake Huron at 26.1% and Lake Erie at 23.8%.

The Edmund Fitzgerald sank nearly half a century ago in “the gales of November.” But the lake has taken hundreds of other ...

Read full article: Shipwreck discovered in Lake Superior ... Michigan lighthouses have been shining a light on the Great Lakes for centuries. With more than 3,200 miles of shoreline, lighthouses ...

“And you can’t bank on the Great Lakes being happy and peaceful this time of year,” Lusardi said So, what more is there to know about the gales of November ? What lake has the most shipwrecks?

Also known as the "witches" of November, they occur between mid-October and mid-December, when storm tracks collide over the ...

LANSING – As the gales of November approach, social media users are channeling the most famous Great Lakes shipwreck as tongue-in-cheek inspiration for a new fall aesthetic. It began with a ...

The Great Lakes ore carrier Daniel J. Morrell went to the bottom of Lake Huron in 1966, claiming more than two dozen lives.