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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2026 · 1H 23M

November 10, 1975, Last Freighter To Go Down In Great Lakes Waters

from Colonial Era to Present Day History Buff

Figure out where exactly SS Edmund Fitzgerald transported taconite pellets to. Discover how long it took the Fitzgerald to load and unload taconite pellets. Learn where the Fitzgerald departed from on November 9,1975 including how many crewmen were onboard. Go behind the scenes and get an in depth analysis as to what happened with the SS Edmund Fitzgerald from day she departed starting on November 9. Explore everything that went on come November 10 and how the Fitzgerald herself battled November’s Fury. Discover just how deadly the waves had become on Lake Superior throughout the day into evening come November 10,1975. Learn about the Arthur M.Anderson, the ship which stood by Fitzgerald’s ordeals between November 9-10,1975. Discover what the Arthur M.Anderson had lost the means to do come 7:20PM November 10. Get a breakdown of what happened mid evening November 10 as well as what has unraveled in the days following Fitzgerald’s sinking. Agree if underwater surveying of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald would carry over into 1976. Get introduced to Canadian Singer Gordon Lightfoot including his connection with the Great Lakes. Explore the wide range of theory proposals behind what caused the Fitzgerald to sink. Learn what reforms came about following the Fitzgerald’s sinking. Agree if there are any relics of the Fitzgerald on display for the greater public to view up close firsthand. Discover the significance behind what occurred on July 4,1995 including the passing of Canadian Singer Gordon Lightfoot in May 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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