Great Lakes Shipwrecks & SurvivalsWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1977 - 384 Seiten Book 1. Lost in Lake Michigan -- 1. Full many a midnight ship -- 2. Stage setting for sudden death -- 3. Letters of doom -- 4. Headed for the bottom -- 5. Broken in half -- 6. Night watch and sea hunt -- 7. Story of two survivors -- 8. Last words -- 9. Flying Dutchmen on Lake Michigan -- 10. Good-bye Lady Elgin -- 11. No miracled phoenix -- 12. Sit down, you're rocking the boat -- 13. Skinny dips and sunken treasures -- Book 2. Lost off Lake Huron's shore -- 1. Summertime and the living -- 2. Ghosts in Georgian Bay -- 3. Wonders of the deep -- 4. Huron's story of two survivors -- 5. Ship-to-shore spirit -- 6. Death at the wheel -- 7. Strike it rich below -- 8. November 7 to 12, 1913 -- 9. Huron rescues and Flying Dutchmen -- Book 3. Gone with the Erie winds -- 1. Lake Erie takes a bow -- 2. Real battle of Lake Erie -- 3. Over the falls -- 4. Smoke on the water -- 5. Explosion and fire -- 6. Death and treasure -- 7. Charting courses by shipwrecks -- 8. Introducing herself in person -- 9. Collision in the fog -- 10. Messages in bottles -- 11. Black Friday -- 12. Dead reckoning by modern disasters -- 13. Hail, Erie, and farewell -- Book 4. Doomed on Lake Superior -- 1. Pretty tall water here -- 2. Look out below! -- 3. Down with their boots on -- 4. Solitary survivals and one exception -- 5. Wild cliffs and frozen beaches -- 6. Navigating under northern lights -- 7. Sailed away on Superior -- 8. November, 1905 -- Book 5. Sunset fires on Lake Ontario -- 1. The shirttail-cousin lake -- 2. Middle of the rainbow -- 4. [sic] Wonders of the deep -- 4. Red skies and glowing water -- Book 6. The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald -- 1. Queen of the Inland Seas -- 2. Last trip of the season -- 3. A day like the Bradley went down -- 4. Brink of eternity -- 5. Desperate search for survivors -- 6. No winter layover -- 7. Nothing is ever sure -- 8. In the wake of the wreck -- 9. Theories about the Fitzgerald shipwreck -- 10. Boad of Inquiry -- 11. Farewell, Edmund Fitzgerald -- The long ships growing longer -- "Operation Taconite" : full calendar navigation -- Index. |
Inhalt
Full Many a Midnight Ship | 13 |
StageSetting for Sudden Death | 14 |
Letters of Doom | 16 |
Headed for the Bottom | 19 |
Broken in Half | 23 |
Night Watch and Sea Hunt | 26 |
Story of Two Survivors | 30 |
Last Words | 33 |
Black Friday | 218 |
Dead Reckoning by Modern Disasters | 224 |
Hail Erie and Farewell | 226 |
DOOMED ON LAKE SUPERIOR | 235 |
Pretty Tall Water Here | 237 |
Look Out Below | 239 |
Down With Their Boots On | 243 |
Solitary Survivals and One Exception | 250 |
Flying Dutchmen on Lake Michigan | 36 |
GoodBye Lady Elgin | 43 |
No Miracled Phoenix | 49 |
Sit Down Youre Rocking the Boat | 60 |
Skinny Dips and Sunken Treasures | 68 |
LOST OFF LAKE HURONS SHORE | 91 |
Summertime and the Living | 93 |
Ghosts in Georgian Bay | 95 |
Wonders of the Deep | 98 |
Hurons Story of Two Survivors | 102 |
ShiptoShore Spirit | 108 |
Death at the Wheel | 114 |
Strike It Rich Below | 117 |
November 7 to 12 1913 | 123 |
Huron Rescues and Flying Dutchmen | 136 |
GONE WITH LAKE ERIE WINDS | 165 |
Lake Erie Takes a Bow | 167 |
Real Battle of Lake Erie | 170 |
Over the Falls | 177 |
Smoke on the Water | 182 |
Explosion and Fire | 186 |
Death and Treasure | 193 |
Charting Courses by Shipwrecks | 201 |
Introducing Herself in Person | 205 |
Collision in the Fog | 211 |
Messages in Bottles | 215 |
Wild Cliffs and Frozen Beaches | 257 |
Navigating Under Northern Lights | 261 |
Sailed Away on Superior | 269 |
November 1905 | 273 |
SUNSET FIRES ON LAKE ONTARIO | 281 |
The ShirttailCousin Lake | 283 |
Middle of the Rainbow | 287 |
Wonders of the Deep | 292 |
Red Skies and Glowing Water | 303 |
THE WRECK OF THE EDMUND FITZGERALD | 313 |
Queen of the Inland Seas | 315 |
Last Trip of the Season | 317 |
A Day Like the BRADLEY Went Down | 319 |
Brink of Eternity | 322 |
Desperate Search for Survivors | 327 |
No Winter Layover | 329 |
Nothing Is Ever Sure | 331 |
In the Wake of the Wreck | 337 |
Theories About the FITZGERALD Shipwreck | 340 |
Board of Inquiry | 344 |
Farewell EDMUND FITZERGALD | 345 |
The Long Ships Growing Longer | 347 |
Full Calendar Navigation | 352 |
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