Tag: Great Lakes

• “Ladies of the Lights” Showcases Female Lighthouse Keepers

  

  Jane Simon Ammeson

  March 7, 2023

  #books, #BookTok, Adventure, Architecture, Book signings, Digital, Ghosts, Great Lakes, Hauntings, Historic Architecture, History, Lake Michigan, Lighthouse, mystery, Non-fiction, Shipwrecks, The History Press, Travel, True Crime

  #books, book signing, Death & Lighthouses on the Great Lakes, Dianna Stampfler, Great Lakes, Hauntings, History Press, Lake Michigan, Michigan's Haunted Lighthouses, mystery, Shipwrecks, Women Lighthouse Keepers

• Haunted Lighthouses: Scary Tales of the Great Lakes

  

  Michigan is home to more lighthouses than any other state and about 40 of those are rumored to be haunted by the spirits of former keepers, mariners and others with ties to these historic beacons. Inside the pages of Michigan’s Haunted Lighthouses, long-time researcher, writer and promoter of all things Michigan, Dianna Stampfler, shares stories of…

  Jane Simon Ammeson

  October 5, 2022

  #books, Adventure, American History, Architecture, Author event, Book signings, Culture, Ghosts, Great Lakes, Hauntings, Historic Architecture, History, Lake Michigan, Lighthouse, Michigan, Murder, mystery, Non-fiction, Shipwrecks, Travel, True Crime

  book signing, Great Lakes, Historic Architecture, Historical Society of Michigan, Mackiac City, Marquette Harbor Lightouse, Michigan, Michigan Maritime Museum, Michigan's Haunted Lighthouses, Point Iroquois, Seul Choix Point Lighthouse, Whitefish Point, Whitehall Michigan

• Death & Lighthouses of the Great Lakes

  

  Great Lakes Lighthouse: Death, true crime, suicides, and murder.

  Jane Simon Ammeson

  March 4, 2022

  Great Lakes, Lighthouse, Michigan, Murder, mystery

  Canada, Death & Lighthouse of the Great Lakes, Dianna Higgs Stampfler, George Gentry, Gibraltar Point, Great Lakes, History Press, John Paul “J.P.” Radelmüller, Lighthouses, Michigan, Michigan's Haunted Lighthouses, mystery, Toronto

• The Death and Life of the Great Lakes

  

  “I live just a few blocks from Lake Michigan and I’m not sure I would have move back to Wisconsin after living in Utah and Idaho after college if it the lake wasn’t here,” says Dan Egan, a senior water policy fellow at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s School of Freshwater Sciences. “Milwaukee wouldn’t be Milwaukee…

  Jane Simon Ammeson

  January 15, 2020

  Chicago, Chicago Public Library

  Clean Water Act of 1972, Dan Egan, ecosystems, global shipping, Great Lakes, Lake Erie, Lake Michigan, pollution, St. Lawrence Seaway, The Death and Life of the Great Lakes