Sechelt (steamboat)
The steamship Sechelt operated from 1893 to 1911 on Lake Washington, Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia. For most of her career, she was called Hattie Hansen. She became well known following her unexplained sinking with no survivors near Race Rocks Lighthouse in 1911.
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Sechelt (steamboat)
The steamship Sechelt operated from 1893 to 1911 on Lake Washington, Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia. For most of her career, she was called Hattie Hansen. She became well known following her unexplained sinking with no survivors near Race Rocks Lighthouse in 1911.
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The steamship Sechelt operated ...... Race Rocks Lighthouse in 1911.
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Sank 24 March 1911
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Ship builder
Lee Shipyard, Sand Point, Lake Washington
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Sechelt
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Ship notes
Insured for $9,000 on date of loss
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Ship owner
Hansen and Sons ; J.F. Curtis ...... British Columbia Steamship Co.
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steam engine
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propeller
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Ship route
Lake Washington, Seattle-Dogfi ...... er, BC-Sechelt, Victoria-Sooke
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Ship type
inland steamboat, passenger/freighter
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The steamship Sechelt operated ...... Race Rocks Lighthouse in 1911.
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Sechelt (steamboat)
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Sechelt (ex Hattie Hansen)
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