Frederick Stonehouse

About the Author

Frederick Stonehouse is a renowned maritime historian and author whose passion for the Great Lakes has shaped his decades-long career in uncovering forgotten narratives of the region's seafaring past. With a background in archaeology and a deep affinity for the watery expanses that connect North America's heartland, Stonehouse has dedicated himself to illuminating the often-overlooked roles of women in maritime history. His meticulous research draws from archival records, oral histories, and personal explorations of shipwrecks and lighthouses, bringing to life the resilience and adventures of female sailors, rescuers, and entrepreneurs who navigated the treacherous waters of the Great Lakes. Through his evocative storytelling, Stonehouse not only preserves these untold tales but also challenges traditional histories, inviting readers to appreciate the profound human stories beneath the waves.