Peshtigo Fire-Shipwreck

This photo provided by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources shows what archaeologists believe to be the remains of the 122-foot-long George L. Newman, a ship that sank in Lake Michigan in October 1871 during a deadly forest fire. The ship was hauling lumber when it ran aground on the southeast point of Green Island after it became enveloped in thick smoke from the Peshtigo Fire, an inferno the National Weather Service ranks as the most devastating forest fire in U.S. history, claiming more than 1,200 lives. The ship's crew was rescued by a lighthouse keeper. (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources via AP) AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES; MANDATORY CREDIT.

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