Armistice Day Storm & the Carl D. Bradley While the Edmund Fitzgerald receives the lions share of the press, Michigan has many other shipwrecks worthy of a place in our memory. Carferries of the Great Lakes has a story on the Armistice Day Storm of November 11, 1940, one of the worst storms in the recorded history of Lake Michigan that claimed 5 vessels, and 66 lives. The Marine Historical Society of Detroit's "Great Lakes Ships We Remember" has a brief story on the Carl D. Bradley, which sank off Gull Island on Lake Michigan on November 18, 1958. All but two of the crew of 35 were lost and most came from tiny Rogers City. Read The Armistice Day Storm of 1940 The Carferries of the Great Lakes Read CARL D. BRADLEY from Great Lakes Ships to Remember Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum at the Whitefish Point Light Station Related Areas Northeast Michigan Northwest Michigan Michigan's Upper Peninsula Articles Community Community > History & Libraries Five Things You Need to Know about Michigan Media & Internet Media > Books & Magazines Media > Technology & Internet Media The Michigan History Pages More Links Latest Michigan news & stories from Absolute Michigan!   Main Michigan News Page Posted/updated Nov 11, 2005 by Andrew McFarlane (Absolute Michigan) Go Back One Page

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