Nice find. Lake Ontario, being the smallest of the Great Lakes, doesn't always command the shipwreck interest of other lakes, but it's still got the most commercial traffic and thus opportunities for wrecks.
It's not generally known how very deep that part of the lake is, whereas everyone knows Lake Erie is so shallow as to qualify as a really wide river.
It is very interesting.
Litteraly thousands of ship wrecks litter the Great Lakes.
This one went down two hundred years ago and there are just finding it now, very interesting.
Maybe some day they will find LaSalle's "Griffon."
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