Lake wreck discovery can't explain captain's odd behaviour
Finding the wreck of the Arlington some 200m deep in Lake Superior has solved the mystery of where the 74m bulk-carrier sank – but not the actions of her
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Finding the wreck of the Arlington some 200m deep in Lake Superior has solved the mystery of where the 74m bulk-carrier sank – but not the actions of her
Shipwreck hunters were left speechless after they discovered a ship at the bottom of the world's largest freshwater lake, Lake Superior.
The SS Arlington went down in a violent storm, bringing its captain, Frederick 'Tatey Bug' Burke, with it.
A shipwreck dating to WWII was discovered in more than 600 feet of water of Lake Superior, nearly 35 miles toward the north of Keweenaw Peninsula
On Monday, Feb. 12, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society announced that the Arlington, a 244-foot bulk carrier, was discovered in Lake Superior more than 600 feet below the surface.