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The Lottie Cooper was launched in Manitowoc, WI, 30 Mar 1876 and was named for the daughter of one of the original owners. The vessel was 131 feet long, 27 feet wide, 9 feet in depth, and measured 250 gross tons. She represents a historic period when thousands of steam vessels worked the dangerous waters of the Great Lakes.

In 1990, before the construction of the Marina, the wreck of a wooden ship was located on the harbor floor and identified as the Lottie Cooper. The remains were approximately 15 feet under water. The city of Sheboygan dredged the marina to remove the wreckage and later decided to display the Lottie Cooper.

Artist Bio/Statement Bio Deborah Klubertanz was born in 1962 in the state of Illinois. Purchasing her first camera at age 19 opened up her world to many possibilities. Portrait photography was her start into the photography world. Later Deborah would choose to photograph night cityscapes. Darkness through the view finder has opened up her creative inner self. Deborah's work can be seen at "The Grinde Cafe" in Racine County. Her work can also be viewed and purchased on her own web page. Deborah wants nothing more than to show her creativity in her photography and to open a gallery one day. She currently resides in Waukesha, Wisconsin and has the support of her best friend and husband, Paul and their three children in this...

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