"We essentially used shipwrecks as [a way to obtain] those elements we couldn't get any other way," says Rouja. "Bermuda didn't have iron or steel or any of those things, so all the iron ...
Pink sand beaches, shipwrecks and historic hotels - there’s more to Bermuda than just the triangle
When you hear the word Bermuda, the first thing that usually springs to mind is the infamous triangle myth rather than the island itself. However I wanted to find out what this legendary isle is ...
When you hear the word Bermuda, the first thing that usually springs to mind ... sailing straight into the reef and steal their loot as they sank. Now the reef and shipwrecks are definitely among the ...
In his decades long career he discovered over 100 historic shipwrecks in Bermuda waters, found numerous sunken treasures, was featured in international films and magazines and served as a ...
Executive Director Bruce Lynn discussed the story of the Western Reserve, a steel freight steamer that sank in Lake Superior ...
In 1874, a storm that rolled over Port Washington's coast stole a waterlogged wheat cargo ship into the depths of Lake Michigan where it has since remained, 450 feet below the surface. Around 150 ...
Chris Smith, DNR deputy director, told the House Natural Resources Committee Wednesday that two Lake Michigan shipwrecks, the J.D. Marshall and the SS Muskegon, already are classified as ...
For a second year in a row, a record number of shipwrecks were discovered in Wisconsin's Lake Michigan waters last year. According to the Wisconsin Historical Society, 17 total shipwrecks were ...
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