Digest>Mar/Apr 2018
Photo Caption:
The original lighthouse tender Manzanita sank in a collision near Puget Island in 1904. The second Manzanita, built in 1908 which is pictured here, was almost 40 feet longer than the first, and the lead ship in a class of eight vessels of similar construction that included the lighthouse tenders Sequoia and Kukui that also would serve in the Pacific Coast districts. (Courtesy of Columbia River Maritime Museum) Back to the edition of: Mar/Apr 2018
Story:
Tender Mercies of the Northern Pacific Coast
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