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Hidden History of Lake Erie

Podcast: Staying in Contact with London Mitchell
Published: Dec 20, 2025
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Summary

We are again talking with author Jennifer Boresz Engelking, but this time about her new book, The Hidden History of Lake Erie. New stories about the lake include accounts of a possible treasure aboard a sunken ship. A monster. A day when Niagara Falls was turned off! And many others. I found the book a page turner.