Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Telescope, v. 36, n. 6 (November-December 1987), p. 149

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Page 149 THE SLEEPING GIANT by HOWARD H. PETERSON Will the impending Lake Michigan storms and ever shifting beach once again uncover the sleeping giant lying peacefully buried at the water's edge, adjacent to the White River (White Lake) channel? Patiently waiting to be rediscovered lies the partial skeletal remains of a wooden sailing ship that appeared there on the beach after the first of the year in Keel of the wreck in White Lake Channel in September, 1984.

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