It was begun in 1870, in answer to the disastrous loss of a large number of ships during the 1860s at the site; in particular, two schooners ran aground and broke up in 1867.
In particular, two schooners ran aground and broke up in 1867. It was begun in 1870, in answer to the disastrous loss of a large number of ships during the 1860s at the site.
It was begun in 1870, in answer to the disastrous loss of a large number of ships during the 1860s at the site. In particular, two schooners ran aground and broke up in 1867.
It was begun in 1870, in answer to the disastrous loss of a large number of ships during the 1860s at the site. In particular, two schooners ran aground and broke up in 1867.