The Edmund Fitzgerald: Lake Superior's Unsolved Shipwreck Mystery
A 729-foot ore freighter, a November gale and a calm last radio call: holding her own. Fifty years on, nobody agrees what sank the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Treasure said to lie along riverbanks, under reservoirs and at the bottom of lakes.
A 729-foot ore freighter, a November gale and a calm last radio call: holding her own. Fifty years on, nobody agrees what sank the Edmund Fitzgerald.
A hairy arm through a window screen, three-toed tracks in a soybean field and a drive-in hit. Here's what's really on record about the creature of Boggy Creek.
A wagon of Confederate gold, a cavalry corps laying down its arms and a cotton town on the Tombigbee. The Gainesville legend, and the real last days of the war around it.
Legend says river pirates buried stolen gold along Illinois' Fox River, then got wiped out. The records tell a stranger story: prairie pirates, a man named Fox and a buried bottle of loot.
Local lore swears Confederate gold went under with the valleys that became Georgia's Lake Lanier. Here's what really sank in 1956, where the real rebel gold went, and why the lake keeps its secrets.