Wisconsin shipwreck sites
- Title
- Wisconsin shipwreck sites
- Description
- Video footage of several shipwreck sites near Wisconsin. The footage starts with a short clip of East Carolina University Maritime History professor Brad Rodgers being interviewed. Following Rodgers, the video shows the Winfield Scott Wreck Site, Washington Island Wis., the Cheriburke wreck site, North Bay Wis., the Boas wreck site, North Bay, Wis., and the Fleeting site, Garrett Bay, Wis. Date approximated.
- Date
- 1980-1995
- Original Format
- video recordings
- Extent
- 9.5cm x 6.2cm
- Local Identifier
- UA25.20.03.01.09
- Subject(s)
- Rodgers, Bradley A.
- Shipwrecks--Michigan, Lake
- Shipwrecks--Wisconsin
- Underwater archaeology--Michigan, Lake
- Underwater archaeology--Wisconsin
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
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Military History
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Naval and Maritime History
- Location of Original
- Records of the College of Arts and Sciences: Records of the Maritime Studies Program from the University Archives
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