Beneath the dark waters lies a story frozen in time... On a storm-torn night in August 1917, the George A. Marsh fought for nearly 10 hours before Lake Ontario claimed its final victory. What secrets rest in the depths? Guillaume Courcy, owner of Neptune & Salacia Diving, descended into the darkness to find out. Join us as he reveals what he discovered in the silent wreck and get the chance to examine artifacts from the wreck that are part of the Museum's collection.
Location: Great Lakes Museum, 55 Ontario St.Date: January 19, 2026Time: 10:30–11:30 AMCost: $6 per person, per session (includes Museum Admission)
Advance registration is recommended, and you can register online or at the Museum. Limited spots available at the door.
The Lifelong Learning Club meets every other Monday at the Great Lakes Museum to discuss fascinating topics for curious minds.
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January 19, 2026 • 10:30 am
Great Lakes Museum
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