Product Description:
Embark on an enthralling journey to uncover the truth behind the Griffon, the first sailed vessel lost on the Great Lakes in 1679.
Summary:
In The Face of the Griffon, Harrison John MacLean chronicles the fascinating history and his gripping search for La Salle’s legendary shipwreck, the Griffon. This 1679 shipwreck—the first recorded on the Great Lakes—is considered the "holy grail" of maritime exploration.
Through meticulous research, ancient writings, and personal discovery, MacLean builds a compelling case for his findings, though not without controversy. Complete with map endpapers, illustrations, photographs, and a bibliography, this book is both an absorbing tale of exploration and a valuable resource for maritime history enthusiasts.
Specifications:
-
Title: The Face of the Griffon
-
Author: Harrison John MacLean
-
Genre: History, Maritime Exploration, Great Lakes
-
Publication Date: 1974
-
Publisher: Griffon House
-
ISBN: 0-88760-069-9
-
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
-
Pages: 118
-
Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.5 inches
-
Language: English
-
Condition: Minor wear, inscribed as a gift (see photos for details). Special features include map endpapers, bibliography, illustrations, and photographs.
About the Author: Harrison John MacLean
Harrison John MacLean was a passionate historian and explorer captivated by the mystery of the Griffon. His meticulous research and personal dedication to unraveling the truth about the shipwreck have made The Face of the Griffon a significant contribution to Great Lakes maritime history.
A Journey of Discovery
This book is a must-read for maritime enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone fascinated by unsolved mysteries. MacLean’s ability to weave historical detail with the thrill of discovery creates a captivating narrative that stands the test of time.
Add this compelling piece of history to your collection and join the search for the truth behind the Griffon.
Disclaimer:
The vintage items I share with you have been previously owned and loved. As is typical for vintage pieces, they may show some wear. Please use the pictures as a guide. If you have any questions or need more photos, ask.
Additional Support:
For more information, check out our FAQ section or contact me at pam@myreadingvintage.com.
