Twenty-Nine Names: The Story of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald
On 10 November 1975 the largest ship on the Great Lakes vanished in a Lake Superior storm with all 29 crew. This is the story of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald and the questions that remain.
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