64 years ago, Lake Michigan claimed the Carl D. Bradley

Less than 45 miles northwest of Northport and 16 miles southwest of Lake Michigan’s Gull Island lie the remains of the Great Lakes freighter the Carl D. Bradley. The freighter broke apart in 40-foot waves 64 years ago today. Read the full story by The Alpena News.

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64 years ago, Lake Michigan claimed the Carl D. Bradley

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