The Disappearance Of The SS Bannockburn

Discover the chilling tale of the SS Bannockburn, a Canadian freighter that vanished into thin air on Lake Superior amidst a snowy storm on November 21, 1902. Despite a sighting by the SS Algonquin's captain, she mysteriously vanished moments later. No wreckage has been found, save for an oar and a life preserver, and no bodies were recovered. Within a year, she gained a haunting reputation as the "Flying Dutchman of the Great Lakes." Join us as we explore the eerie legend of this enigmatic ghost ship that continues to mystify to this day. i just want to take a moment to express my gratitude for your support and engagement in the comments section. Your feedback, thoughts, and suggestions are incredibly valuable to me, and I love hearing from you all. So, please don't hesitate to leave your comments down below and let me know what you think. Additionally, if you have any particular ships you would like me to cover in the future, please share them with me in the comments section as well. thank you all and I hope you all enjoy it.
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[@rogerrendzak8055]

Good documentary, Jamie!! The Great Lakes ships, have some interesting, tales also🤔. The pronunciation for 'Bannockburn' is; Ban•nôck•burn. It's a city in Illinois, I believe.
A ship, if you could cover next; could it be the famous concrete ship in Cape May Point NJ, named The SS 'Atlantus'??? It's not an exciting shipwreck, but it's part of our, local history.

[@shipwrecksunday]

You always do great research, friend! Awesome job!

[@OldShippinglines]

Thank you so much miss 😁 👍🏽

[@ksig219]

very nice! Thanks Jamie!

[@OldShippinglines]

Thank you so much Denis im glad you liked it 👍🏽 😁

[@ericcriteser4001]

Thanks for sharing.

[@OldShippinglines]

Thank you so much for watching 😁 👍🏽

[@jiddo4440]

Always agood day when you post a video.. thanks

[@OldShippinglines]

Thank you so much 😁👍🏽

[@mattwilliams3456]

Thank you for not neglecting the lake ships, since there are some amazing stories from them. Happy New Year my friend!
The locks mentioned trip a lot of people up because of the odd spelling and the mix of French and English influence in the pronunciation.
Whether it’s written out fully as Sault or the shortened and Anglicized Soo, it is pronounced the same as SUE, and rhymes with YOU.
Around the 20 second mark of this song you can hear it said by Stan Rogers, a Great Lakes sailor himself, in the line “as we roll north to the Sault”.
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[@OldShippinglines]

Thank you so much for watching im glad you liked it 😁 👍🏽

[@rustie115]

I can imagine this story being told by an old man in a pirate grog saloon
or, more likely, a fish house in Michigan or New England

[@OldShippinglines]

Indeed thank you so much for watching 😁 👍🏽

[@xavierlauzac5922]

Is there any chance you could secure Skybedz’s old videos before his channel is deleted on the 29th?