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The Final Voyage of the Princess Sophia
Can$16.95
1-895811-84-3
Ian Mcdonald and Betty O'Keefe ---- October 25th, 1918 is the day that goes down in history as the Inside Passage’s worst maritime disaster. More than 350 people lost their lives and the CPR’s British Columbia Coast Service was forever tarnished when the Princess Sophia went down off Vanderbilt Reef in Lynn Canal between Skagway and Juneau, Alaska. The authors, O’Keefe and Macdonald relive the tragedy of the Princess Sophia and her last voyage. To this day, many questions still linger or was this sinking really just a “peril of the sea” as the inquiry concluded. Read about the ones who answered the SOS and their efforts to save the passengers and crew on board, but who later were the ones to recover the bodies instead. “The Final Voyage of the Princess Sophia” is part of the West Coast maritime history and makes for very interesting reading.
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