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On November 10, 1975, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald vanished beneath the waves of Lake Superior during a fierce storm. In just moments, the 729-foot freighter — once the pride of the Great Lakes — disappeared, taking all 29 souls aboard. To this day, the exact cause of the sinking remains one of history’s enduring mysteries. Most tragically, only the remains of one crew member were ever found. This video marks the 50-Year Memorial of the Edmund Fitzgerald and honors the men who were lost that night. May their memory live on. Never forgotten. Rest in peace, crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Full Video - The Wreck of The Edmund Fitzgerald Overview The Edmund Fitzgerald, a freighter loaded with iron ore, faced a fierce storm on Lake Superior in November, leading to its mysterious sinking and the tragic loss of its crew. The disaster left lasting questions and sorrow for the families, prompting memorials and reflections on the perilous Great Lakes conditions. #EdmundFitzgerald #GreatLakes #MaritimeDisaster #Shipwreck #NovemberGales Timeline 00:00:15 - 00:00:54 The Edmund Fitzgerald's Final Voyage 00:00:15 The legend of the Edmund Fitzgerald is introduced, highlighting the dangerous nature of Lake Superior, which is said to never give up her dead. 00:00:34 The ship was heavily loaded with 26,000 tons of iron ore, significantly more than its empty weight, making it vulnerable to the November gales. 00:00:44 The Edmund Fitzgerald, described as a 'good ship and true,' was caught in the early November gales, suggesting its impending doom. 00:00:54 - 00:01:54 The Edmund Fitzgerald's Final Voyage 00:00:54 The Edmund Fitzgerald, a large and well-crewed American freighter with an experienced captain, was returning from a Wisconsin mill. 00:01:09 After concluding business with steel firms, the ship departed fully loaded, heading towards Cleveland. 00:01:16 Later that night, the ship encountered a strong north wind, causing the wind and wires to make a distinct sound. 00:01:38 A wave broke over the railing, and both the crew and captain recognized the ominous signs of the November witch, indicating a severe storm was upon them. 00:01:54 - 00:03:19 The Wreck of The Edmund Fitzgerald 00:01:54 The segment begins with the gales of November arriving, causing delays and harsh conditions for the crew. 00:02:02 By afternoon, the ship was enduring freezing rain and hurricane-force west winds, making conditions increasingly perilous. 00:02:25 The rough seas prevented the crew from having supper, with the cook acknowledging the severity of the storm. 00:02:35 At 7:00 p.m., a main hatchway gave way, leading to a grim farewell from a crew member, and the captain reported water ingress before the ship's lights vanished. 00:03:19 - 00:04:10 The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald 00:03:19 The segment opens with a poignant question about the presence of divine love during the prolonged and harrowing wait for news of the ship. 00:03:29 It discusses the speculation that the ship could have reached White Fish Bay if it had traveled just 15 more miles. 00:03:38 Various theories about the ship's fate are considered, including splitting apart, capsizing, or taking on water. 00:03:46 The segment concludes by emphasizing that only the memories of the crew members and their grieving families remain. 00:04:10 - 00:05:18 The Great Lakes and November Gales 00:04:10 The segment begins by describing the scenes of Lake Superior, likening it to an ice water mansion. 00:04:17 It then transitions to Lake Michigan, comparing its steams to a young man's dreams and highlighting its appeal to sportsmen. 00:04:27 The narrative moves to Lake Ontario, noting its reception of water from Lake Erie. 00:04:34 Finally, it emphasizes the dangerous journey of iron boats, which mariners are well aware of, especially during the gales of November. 00:05:18 - 00:06:23 The Maritime Sailor's Cathedral 00:05:18 A prayer service was held in a Detroit hall at the Maritime Sailor's Cathedral. 00:05:27 The church bell chimed 29 times, once for each man lost on the Edmund Fitzgerald. 00:05:37 The legend of the Edmund Fitzgerald continues to live on, particularly concerning Lake Superior. 00:05:47 Lake Superior is said to never give up its dead when the November gales arrive early. #EdmundFitzgerald #EdmundFitzgerald50 #GreatLakes #LakeSuperior #Shipwreck #MaritimeHistory #GreatLakesShipwrecks #InMemoriam #History #NeverForgotten