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Longtime local reporter and author Charles Cassady will talk on Great Lakes shipwrecks, maritime haunts, and superstitions.
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The `Inland Seas' of the Midwest are awash with some very strange tales and legends.
Ships vanishing without a trace.
Phantom boats and undead lighthouse-keepers.
Supernatural black dogs of bad luck.
Longtime local reporter and author Charles Cassady will mark the anniversary (almost) of the sinking of the Titanic with a talk on Great Lakes shipwrecks, nautical haunts and superstitions, and other matters maritime. Some material applicable to Defense Against the Dark Arts classes at Hogwarts.
Copies of his books will be available for purchase and signing.
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