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Series: Maritime History of Lake Champlain
(08/27/01) A trip into history beneath the waters of Lake Champlain--Brian Mann joins a team of divers exploring Lake Champlain's underwater historic preserve.
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(08/28/01) This month--225 years ago--Benedict Arnold launched his fleet of ships on Lake Champlain. The history of that campaign is now being rediscovered and re-evaluated. Archeologists are pulling long-lost artifacts from the muddy silt near the battle of Valcour Island. Re-enactors are bringing to life a desperate, brutal struggle that helped to launch the American Revolution. Brian Mann reports.
(09/07/01) The Battle of Plattsburgh--what was once seen as a frontier skirmish may have been a defining moment in America's history. Brian Mann has the third part of our series on Lake Champlain's maritime history.
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Audio Slideshows  Photo Audio EssayLake Champlain Maritime History, pt. 1 Wreck diving off Burlington with Brian Mann.  Photo Audio EssayLake Champlain Maritime History Wreck diving off Burlington, the Battle of Valcour Island and the Battle of Plattsburgh with Brian Mann. |
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