SS SUPERIOR CITY STORY

Aloha friends! Join me in learning about one of the most tragic ship collisions of 1920 on Lake Superior. The ss superior city and willis l king.
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[@mellissadalby1402]

Wes Oleszewski's last name is pronounced "Ol-Chef-Ski".
Just trying to help.

[@SONGSOFTHEGREATLAKES3122]

@mellissadalby1402 thank you haha I would never have guessed that way, I try my best to pronounce these last names 😅

[@jeffpotipco736]

How come I never heard of this one?

[@SONGSOFTHEGREATLAKES3122]

That's why I'm here to help with that 😎