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Columbia River Lightship No. 50

Columbia River Lightship No. 50
写真: Multnomah Co. Library JWpic_003302

物語

This lightship was built in 1892 by Union Iron Works in San Francisco, CA.

歴史的注記

When the LV 50 was towed to the Columbia River Lightship Station on April 11, 1892, it became the first active lightship on the west coast. On November 29, 1899, her anchor chain broke, and this lightship was stranded inside McKenzie Head at the north entrance of the Columbia River. The crew was saved and several months later the vessel was salvaged. This vessel was intentionally grounded at McKenzie Head near Cape Disappointment

所有者と船長

She was owned by the United States Government.When LV 50 was towed to the Columbia River Lightship Station on April 11, 1892, it became the first active lightship on the west coast.

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