Explorers have discovered the remains of the “Lac La Belle,” a luxury steamship that sank in Lake Michigan more than 150 years ago. The vessel went down in 1872 with 53 people on board.

The passenger steamer had vanished into the depths of Lake Michigan during a stormy night in October 1872, and nearly 150 years later, Paul Ehorn has discovered the ship with its hull upright and ...

After a 150-year absence, the luxury steamer Lac La Belle has been discovered in Lake Michigan. Veteran explorer Paul Ehorn ...

What is lost in deep fresh water sometimes comes back with details on, as though time had folded the page and held the ink hemorrhage. It is the weird clearness of the Lac La Belle, the once-bustling ...

For more than 150 years, the passenger steamer Lac La Belle had been missing in the depths of Lake Michigan. Now, one of the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The recent discovery of the Lac La Belle, which sank to the bottom of Lake Michigan in 1872, does more than ...

After 60 years of searching, 80-year-old hunter Paul Ehorn located the Lac La Belle 20 miles offshore, solving a 150-year-old ...

It was bound from Milwaukee to Grand Haven with 53 crew and passengers carrying 19,000 bushels of barley, 1,200 barrels of ...

Eight people were killed when one of the lifeboats capsized after the Lac La Belle sank in 1872. #shipwreckdiscovery #laclabelle #maritimehistory #greatlakesmystery ...

Big-eyed fish, white squat lobsters and curious-looking brittle stars are all living among the wrecked ship, new study ...

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Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, designated in 2000, is a 4,300-square-mile underwater preserve that protects more than ...