Shipwrecks and survival on an inland sea

Shipwrecks are a part of Lake Ontario's history. But so is innovation, wealth building, heroism, and bungling on a grand scale. You'll find examples of each of these actions in this collection of historic incidents and personalities who once worked on and by the waters of this Great Lake between 1728 and the present. Sail the lake of the past with Admiral Rene La Force, a tough and cunning survivor of the French and Indian War, and with Captain James Van Cleve, a pioneer of steam navigation, businessman, and historian. Walk the waterfront in the days of canvas, pine tar, and wooden schooners, visit the lake's loneliest island once a summer home to one of the world's most powerful men, and explore the St. Lawrence Seaway-boon or boondoggle to millions, in this collection by author sailor Susan Peterson Gateley. Illustrated with numerous photos and artwork

The Elizabeth E. Self Guided Bay Tour by land or by Sea by Susan Peterson Gateley

This 16 page booklet details 19 points of interest around Fair Haven's bay. Historical locations, their stories and interesting people and events around Fair Haven's bay are featured.Illustrated with twenty historical black and white  photographs. Explore a shallow water shipwreck, follow in the wake of bootleggers and ship captains, and if you dare-cross the "River Styx"with your kayak or small motor or sail boat.