Two shipwrecks from more than 100 years ago discovered in Great Lake
A powerful storm sank the Steamship C.F. Curtis and the schooner barge Selden E. Marvin – one of two barges being towed by the Curtis – on November 18, 1914. (Courtesy: The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum)
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