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Lee White Maritime Museum at Oswego will host the final installment of its 2018 History Lecture Series on Saturday, October 13th at 1:30 pm featuring unde rwater explorer and author Jim Kennard. Titled “Discovering Lake Ontario’s Historic Shipwrecks,” the presentation will dive into four significant hist oric shipwrecks in Lake Ontario discovered by Kennard and his shipwreck exp loration team. Those shipwrecks include the steamer Roberval as one of only two steel steamers lost in Lake Ontario, the rare dagger-board schooner Th ree Brother that was lost in 1833, the sloop Washington built in 1798 and t he second oldest Great Lakes shipwreck discovery, and the British warship H MS Ontario which foundered in a gale in 1780 and is the oldest shipwreck ev er discovered in the Great Lakes.\nJim Kennard has been diving and explorin g the lakes in the northeast since 1970 and has found over 200 shipwrecks i n the Great Lakes, Lake Champlain, NY Finger Lakes and in the Mississippi a nd Ohio Rivers. Using his background as an electrical engineer, he built th e side scan sonar system that located many of the shipwrecks. The most sign ificant discoveries include the 1780 British warship HMS Ontario, the sloop Washington lost in 1803, respectively the oldest and second oldest shipwre cks discovered in the Great Lakes, and in 1983 a unique horse powered ferry boat in Lake Champlain. All of these discoveries received worldwide attenti on in the news media.\nJim and his shipwreck teams’ discoveries have appear ed in a number of publications including National Geographic, Sea Technolog y, Inland Seas, Wreck Diver, Skin Diver, and Rochester, NY area magazines. He has appeared on national TV including Discovery Channel, CBC, BBC, FOX N ews, and other major network affiliates. In 2013 he was selected a Fellow m ember of The Explorers Club. In 2015 he received the Joyce S. Hayward Award for Historic Interpretation from the Association for Great Lakes Maritime History for documenting the stories of Great Lakes shipwrecks discovered by his team and others on his website www.shipwreckworld.com\nKennard’s new b ook Shipwrecks of Lake Ontario – A Journey of Discovery will be available i n November 2018, and information will be provided on how pre-orders can be processed. Additionally, Kennard will be selling and signing copies of Lege nd of the Lake which features the story of HMS Ontario and its subsequent d iscovery.\nThe H. Lee White Maritime Museum’s History Lecture Series is a f ree program, open to the public. The Maritime Museum and Treasure Chest Gif t Shop are open daily, 1-5 pm (10-5 in July & August) and are located o n the West First Street Pier in Oswego’s Historic Maritime District. For mo re information regarding this or other Museum programs, contact the Museum at (315) 342-0480, or visit hlwmm.org.\n This event was imported from: http s://iloveoswego.com/23552/discovering-lake-ontarios-historic-shipwrecks.htm l?tmpl=component (https://iloveoswego.com/23552/discovering-lake-ontarios-h istoric-shipwrecks.html?tmpl=component) X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

HLW museum discovering shipwre cks of lake ontario lecture

Discovering Lake Ontario’s Historic S hipwrecks – Jim Kennard

The H. Lee White Maritime Museum at Oswego wi ll host the final installment of its 2018 History Lecture Series on Saturda y, October 13th at 1:30 pm featuring underwater explorer and author Jim Ken nard. Titled “Discovering Lake Ontario’s Historic Shipwrecks,” the presenta tion will dive into four significant historic shipwrecks in Lake Ontario di scovered by Kennard and his shipwreck exploration team. Those shipwrecks in clude the steamer Roberval as one of only two steel steamers lost in Lake O ntario, the rare dagger-board schooner Three Brother that was lost in 1833, the sloop Washington built in 1798 and the second oldest Great Lakes shipw reck discovery, and the British warship HMS Ontario which foundered in a ga le in 1780 and is the oldest shipwreck ever discovered in the Great Lakes.< /p>

Jim Kennard has been diving and exploring the lakes in the northeast since 1970 and has found over 200 shipwrecks in the Great Lakes, Lake Champ lain, NY Finger Lakes and in the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. Using his bac kground as an electrical engineer, he built the side scan sonar system that located many of the shipwrecks. The most significant discoveries include t he 1780 British warship HMS Ontario, the sloop Washington lost in 1803, res pectively the oldest and second oldest shipwrecks discovered in the Great L akes, and in 1983 a unique horse powered ferryboat in Lake Champlain. All o f these discoveries received worldwide attention in the news media.

J im and his shipwreck teams’ discoveries have appeared in a number of public ations including National Geographic, Sea Technology, Inland Seas, Wreck Di ver, Skin Diver, and Rochester, NY area magazines. He has appeared on natio nal TV including Discovery Channel, CBC, BBC, FOX News, and other major net work affiliates. In 2013 he was selected a Fellow member of The Explorers C lub. In 2015 he received the Joyce S. Hayward Award for Historic Interpreta tion from the Association for Great Lakes Maritime History for documenting the stories of Great Lakes shipwrecks discovered by his team and others on his website www.shipwreckworld.com

Kennard’s new book Shipwrecks of L ake Ontario – A Journey of Discovery will be available in November 2018, an d information will be provided on how pre-orders can be processed. Addition ally, Kennard will be selling and signing copies of Legend of the Lake whic h features the story of HMS Ontario and its subsequent discovery.

The H. Lee White Maritime Museum’s History Lecture Series is a free program, o pen to the public. The Maritime Museum and Treasure Chest Gift Shop are ope n daily, 1-5 pm (10-5 in July & August) and are located on the West Fir st Street Pier in Oswego’s Historic Maritime District. For more information regarding this or other Museum programs, contact the Museum at (315) 342-0 480, or visit hlwmm.org.

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