For mariners, the Great Lakes can be a place of death and destruction. Sudden storms and gale force winds can strike with little warning, sending even the largest ship to the bottom of this fresh water sea.
Through high definition television images, animation and personal stories, explore Thunder Bay's underwater graveyard of hundreds of ships. Marine archaeologists, historians and shipwreck survivors give first hand accounts about the many ships and crews that went down in these waters. A special focus is given to the story of the Great Storm of 1913, as it highlights the dangers of sailing in the Great lakes. Explore the tragedies that have happened in what may be the world's most dangerous waters.
