This battle saw the ships Lawrence and Niagara engage the Queen Charlotte.  
This battle is commemorated with one of the largest Doric columns in the world, a "Victory and International Peace Memorial." After the war was over, the losing commander at this battle, Robert Heriot Barclay, was court-martialed. The winning commander of this battle utilized equipment built by merchant Daniel Dobbins and had earlier provided artillery support to William Eaton at the Battle of Derne. The winning commander's battle flag honored the last words of his friend James (*) Lawrence. This battle occurred shortly after successful blockades at Amherstburg and Presque Isle. After this battle, the victorious commander wrote to William Henry Harrison, saying "We have met the enemy and they are ours." This battle saw the ships Lawrence and Niagara engage the Queen Charlotte.  Also known as the Battle of Put-in-Bay, for 10 points, name this naval victory for Oliver Hazard Perry during the War of 1812 fought in a Great Lake.
This battle is commemorated with one of the largest Doric columns in the world, a "Victory and International Peace Memorial."
Battle of Lake {Erie} [accept {Battle} of {Put}-{in}-{Bay} until mentioned]