Myths and Mysteries of Michigan True Stories Of The Unsolved And Unexplained

Does a legendary pirate treasure lie beneath the waters of Lake Michigan near Poverty Island? Legends dating back to the Civil War tell of massive chests of gold flung into the water that were never seen again. Or were they?

Sally Barber has dedicated her writing career to celebrating Michigan's people, places and important events. She is co-author of the regional bestseller, "The Insiders' Guide to Michigan's Traverse Bay Region," and has penned community publications for more than 30 of the state's cities. Sally is a frequent contributor to Michigan's major newspapers, business magazines, and the international "Great Lakes Seaway Review." Her love for the state's beauty and unmatched natural resources led her to publish more than 30 articles pertaining to Michigan environmental issues, including water conservation, sustainable agriculture, and alternative energy. The writer lives in Cadillac in the heart of the Manistee National Forest among its towering pines, lakes, and wildlife. In her spare time she enjoys volunteering for the area literacy council, exploring Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore and hiking the multi-state North Country National Scenic Trail. Most of all, Sally enjoys sharing time with family.