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The 729-foot ore boat Edmund Fitzgerald, shown in 1972 file photo, apparently sank with all 30-35 hands on board during a storm that kicked up 25-foot waves on Lake Superior late 11/10. There apparently were no survivors according to Coast Guard Pett (Getty Images)
TWO HARBORS, Minn. (FOX 9) – To honor those who died on the SS Edmund Fitzgerald in 1975, the Split Rock Lighthouse in Two Harbors, Minnesota, will host an annual memorial and light a ceremonial beacon on Nov. 10.
What we know
On Nov. 10, 1975, the 29 crew aboard the SS Edmund Fitzgerald succumbed to the effects of a storm that sank the ship to the bottom of Lake Superior.
Lighthouse staff will be joined by members of the U.S. Coast Guard for the ceremony, when at 4:15 p.m, the names of the Edmund Fitzgerald’s crew will be read to the tolling of a ship’s bell.
The beacon lighting will take place immediately following the ceremony, according to a press release.
How to watch
The Split Rock Lighthouse will open at 10 a.m. on Nov. 10 for those who want to attend. It’s located at 3713 Split Rock Lighthouse Rd. in Two Harbors.
The cost is $15 for adults, while tickets for college students, military members and seniors are $12. Tickets for children ages 5-17 are $8, and under 4 years old is free.
As part of admission, guides will provide information about the site and Lake Superior shipwrecks.
The event will also be a livestream on Split Rock Lighthouse’s Facebook, and the Minnesota Historical Society’s YouTube channel.