Episode 41 - Cape Disappointment Lighthouse
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GIVEAWAY EPISODE! Curious as to why they would name a cape and subsequent lighthouse this way? The truth will not...disappoint. Listen in for the story of a lighthouse (and land) that caused a lot of trouble for maritime crews and our keepers. Also, find out how to enter our giveaway for our first Lighthouse Lowdown merchandise! Liked this episode? Leave us a review on thelighthouselowdown.com References: Remembering the wreck of the Oriole : The Ship ReportCape Disappointment Lighthouse - Google MapsColumbia River bar - Google MapsMaritime pilot - WikipediaForgotten Washington | On this day in 1853, the American bark '*Oriole*' arrived off the mouth of the Columbia River | FacebookRemembering the wreck of the Oriole : The Ship ReportThe Volcanoes of Lewis and Clark - The Columbia River and Tributaries - Map (usgs.gov)File:Columbia river bar.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
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