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Local filmmakers discover 128-year-old shipwreck while filming documentary on invasive mussels

Local filmmakers discover 128-year-old shipwreck while filming documentary on invasive mussels
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Local filmmakers discover 128-year-old shipwreck while filming documentary on invasive mussels

Local filmmakers working on a documentary about invasive quagga mussels in the Great Lakes discovered what s believed to be a wreck of a 128-year-old wooden steamship in Lake Huron.

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From kidnappings to cannon-sinking, what lies beneath the Bradford Bypass route?

Experts say hidden history is endangered by York Region's controversial new highway

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Debris found on Point Clark beach believed to be wreckage of old ship

A group of archaeologists are scouring the Point Clark beach area in hopes of finding more evidence of a long .

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1800s shipwreck discovered near Point Clark, Ont

POINT CLARK, ONT. Carol Phillips and Judy Parker were just walking along the shores of Point Clark, Ont. a few weeks ago, when they came across something poking out of the water’s edge. “Judy and I were quite interested in it because it had all these weird nails sticking out of it. A big piece of wood, and that’s when we got really curious about what it could possibly be,” says Phillips, who lives in Wingham. Unbeknownst to Phillips and Parker, Scott and Amy O’Brien had also been finding strange pieces of old wood washing ashore this spring.

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