10 Distress Calls from Sinking Ships That Are Unforgettable
Few experiences in life are as terrifying as being on board a ship as it is sinking. Sheer panic as alarms blare, everything shifts, and the water keeps
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343 lives lost: Revisiting the Princess Sophia, BC's worst maritime disaster
The only survivor was a dog that swam to safety.
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The Princess Sophia known as the "Titanic of the West Coast"
One of the worst shipwrecks in history happened in the waters of the Pacific Northwest. In October of 1918, the Princess Sophia tragically struck ground and remained afloat giving 353 passengers false hope. Sadly, they lost their lives in one of the most heartbreaking ways.
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The Princess Sophia known as the "Titanic of the West Coast"
One of the worst shipwrecks in history happened in the waters of the Pacific Northwest. In October of 1918, the Princess Sophia tragically struck ground and remained afloat giving 353 passengers false hope. Sadly, they lost their lives in one of the most heartbreaking ways.
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The Princess Sophia known as the "Titanic of the West Coast"
One of the worst shipwrecks in history happened in the waters of the Pacific Northwest. In October of 1918, the Princess Sophia tragically struck ground and remained afloat giving 353 passengers false hope. Sadly, they lost their lives in one of the most heartbreaking ways.
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The Princess Sophia known as the "Titanic of the West Coast"
One of the worst shipwrecks in history happened in the waters of the Pacific Northwest. In October of 1918, the Princess Sophia tragically struck ground and remained afloat giving 353 passengers false hope. Sadly, they lost their lives in one of the most heartbreaking ways.
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Only Tommy the dog survived: The story of Alaska's most deadly maritime disaster, the 1918 sinking of the Princess Sophia
Histories of Alaska: More than 350 people were on board but only a Chesapeake Bay retriever was able to escape the wreckage and swim safely to shore.
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Loneliest job in Alaska history: The Cape Sarichef Lighthouse keepers and their stories of solitude
As ship traffic increased in Alaska, so did the installation of lighthouses in the early 20th century. And there wasn’t a more remote outpost than the one situated 80 miles northeast of Dutch Harbor.
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