2 ships that sank in Lake Superior more than 100 years ago found
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The Great Lakes Shipwrecks Historical Society has located two of the three vessels that sank over a century ago in a deadly storm off the coast of Lake Superior. The ships were part of the Hines Lumber industry's fleet and were transporting lumber from Michigan to New York when they were hit by fierce winds, snow squalls, and high waves. The ships and their crew of 28 were lost at sea, and no one survived. The discovery sheds new light on a tragic event from the past.
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