• The first documentary to chronicle the worst storms of the past century, this latest PBS 60 minute documentary contains information on the worst storms to hit the Great Lakes, including: The 1913 Storm, Black Friday - 1916 and Armistice Day - 1940
• Exclusive interviews with survivors from the Great Storm of 1913, and rare storm footage from the 1940 Armistice Day Storm.
• Final Run finishes off with a look at the modern storms, from the sinking of the Carl D. Bradley to the Daniel J. Morrell and Edmund Fitzgerald.

It was a rescue deemed too dangerous for the US Coast Guard, but three Michigan fishermen knew the crew of the stranded steamer Novadoc didn't have much time left. The crew had endured 36 hours of pounding waves from a storm that had already killed 67 people and destroyed several ships.

Our best selling video and DVD. This documentary is the first to tell the story of the worst storm on Lake Michigan. It also is the first program to show underwater footage of the William Davock, located upside down in over 200 feet of water near Little Point Sable, Michigan.

Highlights include interviews with storm survivors like wheelsman Lloyd Belcher who was stering the Novadoc when it was pushed ashore by over 100 mph winds. The ship broke in two, separating the the crew in half. Fireman Howard Goldsmith was in the afterend standing in freezing cold water for over 36 hours until rescued by three men of a tiny tug boat. Controversy would build over why the Coast Guard didn't perform the rescue and why the fish tug didn't help the Coasties when they were stuck in the mud.

Safe Ashore tells the entire story, complete with exclusive video of the storm and rescue. The DVD also includes interactive dive sites on the Minch and Novadoc.

The first and only CDROM on the Great Lakes largest shipwreck

This disk goes far beyond what is found in books, bringing live interviewsfrom the men who searched for survivors, and insight from explorers who probed Lake Superior's icy depths.

An interactive map is also featured allowing the viewer to click on video clips at various points on the wreck. Radio broadcasts of the search for the 'Fitz are also included in this one of a kind CDROM.

Great Lakes Indepth was the first (and only) dive series dedicated to telling the world about our inland seas. These are stories the orininally aired on PBS and the Outdoor Channel. Lake Huron's stories include the wreck of the JOHN B. MERRILL, lost near DeTour, Michigan in a storm that also took the DEAN RICHMOND in Lake Erie. This 60 minute DVD also includes stories on the largest ships lost on Lake Huron, the DANIEL J. MORRELL and the NORDMEER. Tobermory's incredible shipwreck collection is also featured with video on the ARABIA and intentionally sunk NIAGARA II. NOAA's new National Marine Sanctuary near Alpena is also featured with video from the wrecks NORMAN, TYPO, GRECIAN and E.B. ALLEN. Michigan's preserve system is also featured with ships from the Thumb Area Preserve (The PHILADELPHIA) and the Sanilac Preserve ( REGINA, PRICE and MARY ALLICE B.) Finially, the newly discovered wreck of the Wexford is explored with the men who relocated the ship over 80 years after it was lost.

This program includes the discovery of the SANDUSKY in the Straits of Mackinac, the archeological dig at Naubinway, Michigan.

Underwater video includes images of the LOUISANNA, APPOMATTOX and FRANK O'CONNOR. The wrecks off Manitou Island are also investigated, including the FRANCISCO MORAZON and THREE BROTHERS. This 60 minute DVD also includes profiles of the largest ships lost on Lake Michigan, the carferry MILWAUKEE and the massive CARL D. BRADLEY. Stories also feature the sinking of the PRINS WILLEM V near Milwaukee and the wrecks from the Southwest Michigan Underwater Preserve and the sinking of the only whaleback, HENRY CORT, near Muskegon, is told.

Finially, the tale of the only waleback ship lost in Lake Michigan , the HENRY CORT

With the INDEPTH CD-ROM you have access to dive adventures to the EDMUND FITZGERALD, CARL D. BRADLEY and countless other famous wrecks.

This CD-ROM includes profiles of the 100 largest ships ever lost on the lakes, along with interviews from survivors. Over 300 dive sites are listed with GPS or Loran coordinates. Blus dive flag icons indicate video clips from the most popular wrecks in the upper lakes.

Finially, a special section of this CD-ROM is it's interactive searchable database, allowing researchers to search by shipyard, lake length, type of ship and other key words.

DEEP SIX

Titanics Of The Great Lakes

Ships That Time Forgot

THE EDMUND FITZGERALD INVESTIGATION

Dive into the mystery of the Great Lakes largest shipwreck !!