"Coffin" Ships they're called. Think alot of the Sinkings were due to Corporate greed,and pushing the Limits of Maintaining something in a constant need of Maintaining. 😊

My wife and I just toured the Delaware Mine two days ago, during the tour the operators mentioned your video. It's so cool to see what the rest of the mine looks like. Your video of this great piece of Michigan history is so interesting. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us. I know nothing about diving, but I think diving in a flooded mine would be one of the more dangerous things you could do, I'm amazed by your accomplishment.

this video is great. I am building a model of the carl D's engine room out of cardboard for a KZbin video and this is helpful in helping me figure out how to make the model.

Man i hope i reach Mr. Janzens skill level before i leave this rock.

How many of you turned the volume down completely watching this video?😊

Excellent video of this mine.

The story behind this is insane, I watched the one by maritime horrors, you should too, it gives even more respect for the ones who died on the ship on sentiment for just how much of the ship is there and bent up

I have this documentary on dvd The story of thos ship and the Olive Jeanette

Just toured the mine today. That would be so cool to see the lower levels.

As if mines aren't dangerous enough.... these daredevils say lets dive in a flooded one 😮💪

Don't you ever worry about the guideline snapping??

I would love to see one of Silver Islet mine in Lake Superior 😁😁

The fact it's 9 levels deep is insane...

It was nice to see what the shafts looked like now years later and slowly filled up with water and preserve them for now. But my Imagination runs wild to think of the day when the men were in there working. It would have been nice to be there then to get a firsthand look at the work that had been done. I give credit to everybody who made this video exploration possible. I myself would have loved to have been on the dive team.

RIP to all those souls who perished on this ship. And I take off my hat to sailors everywhere who work on these ships to provide us with what we need, and to keep businesses in business. It's so heartbreaking to see these wrecks and interesting at the same time.

I saw a story of the Daniel J. Morrell on another video. It was very heart breaking to see. My condolences to the families of those who lost their loved ones. I can't begin to know but being a sole survivor would be like. Knowing myself, I would more than likely feel very guilty for making it when the others did not. Really good footage of this ship.

Sad that you had to put that really annoying music in this. Part of the magic is hearing the diver breath the bubbles going out. Kinda disappointed.

What a sad thing to happen to the crew and to the ship. My condolences to all who lost loved ones on this ship.

@oceanlinerdesigns

I wish they would have filmed the break mid ship.

Some say the Cedarville is haunted. I had a good friend go down to the Cedarville a few years ago who thought he saw a black figure out of the corner of his eye and soon after his diving equipment went haywire. The Cedarville collided with a merchant vessel and rolled onto its starboard side in 1965. Eight men drowned and two succumbed to the icy waters of lake Huron.

Как будто вчера затонул

Simply amazing dive footage. What a fascinating and fairly pristine wreck. Thank you for sharing this! ☮️☮️

So why is it acceptable to dive on the wreck of the Bradley, but not on the Fitzgerald?

Was there any evidence of her exploding?

Great video. Awful music

Excellent footage! Another one for our list! Thanks for sharing!

13:33 - Wow, that looks dangerous.....

God bless those who put out to sea. Your courage is incredible. I keep you all in my prayers. I wish you calm seas and good fortune. The floor of the seas, the oceans and the Great Lakes are littered with ships and boats. Be sate! 🌹⚓

Zebra mussels. 🤨

I know the cold waters of the lake help with preservation, but it's crazy to see first hand video showing just how intact the wreck's interior remains.

I never seen the bottom of in the peirs underwater

Why are the drums not in time with rest of the music? Good video though.

It is amazing that after almost 50 years ago when this video was made that were the hull not broken in two, the ship is in such a state of preservation, especially the engine room, that she looks like she could be raised, cleaned up, given a new coat of paint and she'd be ready to sail again.

The visible gauges, porthole signs, made it feel like going back in time and being there-wow. Video music was cool!!

That’s what happens when rivits pop off like gun shots and you just keep on sailing, if the wheels fell off my car and I kept on driving I’m sure something would happen? When are people gonna learn…no we just watch memorial videos but no one does a god damn thing to stop this shit

Beautiful video. In cold Lake Superior water! Nice to see such a well preserved old wreck.

love that fuckin thing

Great video. Love our fresh water wrecks. Diving down here off Cleveland in Lake Erie.

nice video, but you really need to do something with that music... That part is not cool or nice...

Where are all the zebra mussels?

Saw some documentary about this ship some time ago while on vacation To Door county,Wisconsin. Forgetting the name drove me out of my mind. Now I remembered it. Thanks!

Great job on this video.

Why would you offload your stages? In the event of a problem you would need to fetch them before attempting a safe ascent

Beautiful music . Thank You.

@John Janzen...the ambient background noise is FAR superior to music...it really pulls you in!If I want music I can make a selection and play it...please upload at least some videos without music!

Great video

I’ve been wondering what’s down there since I was a little kid, it was like a dream!

Do the V A FOGG next please.

John it was great seeing your presentation last night at Knickerbocker Theater there in Holland, MI. Thank you for taking the time to speak with me after the event alongside Ross Richardson. As a inspiring diver to stand and shake hands with both of you was incredible. This footage is just unbelievable how they collided, hauling corn and coal and now rest at over 400ft deep