Did You Know Petoskey, Michigan, Paraded a Sea Serpent 100 Feet Long?
In 1895 Petoskey’s sea serpent proved to be a sail, then a log. In 1914 the Elks built a 100-foot one for their parade, and in 1915 it went up in flames.
In 1895 Petoskey’s sea serpent proved to be a sail, then a log. In 1914 the Elks built a 100-foot one for their parade, and in 1915 it went up in flames.
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