# Lady Elgin

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City Beat: Milwaukee’s Irish History with Carl Baehr

From the Emerald Isle to the Cream City by Carl Baehr Milwaukee’s history is commonly associated with German immigrants, but Irish immigrants played a creating the Cream City. Historian Carl Baehr, author of Urban Milwaukee’s City Streets column, joins the podcast to discuss his latest book, Fro…

The Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes

Hello and Welcome to Nothing Ever Happens in Canada, but this is simply not true! I'm Canadian Girl thanks for joining me. This week we are going to dive into the Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes here in Canada. Do you know where the oldest Steamboat rest in the Great Lakes? Or where a massive British…

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Shorts

Here we present a short summary of seven lesser known shipwrecks on the Great Lakes.  From giant freighters to small sailing vessels, from the 17th to the 20th century, learn about these ships and the tragic stories behind their sinking. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest wa…

Shipwrecks

The Lady Elgin often has an outsized presence in Milwaukee's maritime history. The boat's fateful voyage in 1860 took place in the midst of several local and national conflicts, while the ship's wreckage remains a destination for divers to this day. On this episode of Water Works we parse fact from…

New exhibits at the Chicago Maritime Museum

Madeline Crispell, Curator of the Chicago Maritime Museum, joins Rick Kogan to talk about two new exhibits, the Lady Elgin disaster and Black sailor Bill Pinkney, both opening Friday night. For more information visit chicagomaritimemuseum.org. https://serve.castfire.com/audio/4858442/4858442_…

Elgin claims two "Lady Elgins" as her own

More than just the name of a watch model, "Lady Elgin" has two other meanings among fans of Elgin lore. Tune into this echo from July 7, 1996 to find out those meanings.

The Curse of the Schooner Augusta, The Pariah of the Great Lakes

On September 8, 1860, the sidewheel steamer Lady Elgin collided with the schooner Augusta off Winnetka, Illinois, sending more than 300 passengers into the frigid waters of Lake Michigan. While the disaster became one of the deadliest shipwrecks in Great Lakes history, much of the blame focused on …

29. The Irish in Wisconsin

Wisconsin isn't the first state that springs to mind when it comes to the Irish American Diaspora. But though often more associated with Germans (and German beer!), Wisconsin had a notable Irish presence. Today, Milwaukee is even home to Irish Fest, the largest Irish festival in the United States. …

Presenting Curious City: The Deadliest Shipwreck in Great Lakes History

In 1860, the steamship Lady Elgin was struck by a small schooner in Lake Michigan. Around 300 people drowned in the disaster, making it the deadliest shipwreck in Great Lakes history. The tragedy would have a major influence on maritime safety in the Great Lakes. This episode comes from Curious Cit…

Great Lakes Freighter Connected Directly To English Royalty

Discover who the first European Explorer was behind setting foot on Lake Michigan’s waters. Get a breakdown behind the areas where Lake Michigan has had high concentrations of shipwrecks. Explore where America’s population stood come around year 1860. Understand the significance behind what happene…