The Atlanta, a 172-foot barge that sank during a terrible storm in Lake Superior, has been found, preserved in the icy water just as it was when it went down. The gold letters of the ship are still visible. Bruce Lynn is the executive director of the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society. The society announced this week that it has solved the mystery of what happened to hundreds of vessels swallowed by the lake. Deer Park is 35 miles away from the wreck, which is 650 feet below Lake Superior. The water in that depth is in the low to mid 30s, a temperature that preserves wrecks. It gives you a sense of what it was like to travel on the Great Lakes before the Coast Guard and modern technology. The discovery may give descendants of the crew that didn't survive some peace. Many people think the Edmund Fitzgerald is the only wreck on the lake. The church in Detroit will hold an annual service for Edmund Fitzgerald. There are three sunken ships in Lake Superior near Grand Marais. He said that they don't deserve, for lack of a better term, to get washed away. More than 30,000 people have died in Great Lakes shipwrecks, according to the society. Most of the wrecks are undiscovered in Lake Superior. There is a museum at Whitefish Point. The society used Marine Sonic Technology to map more than 2,500 miles of Lake Superior last summer. A transducer array is a collection of multiple sonar sensors that send and receive acoustic signals that help map the lake floor and detect objects. The Atlanta was detected by it. The ship sank on May 4, 1891. It was bound with a load of coal in tow of the steamer Wilhelm when it got caught in a northwest gale. The towline winch snapped in the storm. The crew went to the boat. They pulled at the oars for hours and eventually came to the Crisp Point Life-Saving Station. Only two men made it to the beach after the boat overturned twice while attempting to land. Video from a remote operated vehicle confirmed that the survivors' account that the masts broke off during the storm. The hull is starting to split after the masts broke. It was tough out there for them, and anyone who is reading this knows that. Frank Witsil can be reached at fwitsil@freepress.com. The Atlanta was found in Lake Superior. This happened in California. In a new interview with W magazine, the Euphoria star said she had taken her wisdom teeth out before auditioning for the movie. Green technologies will be tested at SUSTIE, which will help buildings become more eco-friendly. The court records show that theblunt and direct language used in a December meeting at the White House was used as former President Trump weighed firing Justice Department leaders who would not carry out an investigation into his baseless claims of voter fraud. He felt something grab his leg after placing his leg between the door and the porch. 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