SHIPWRECKS: SANTA ROSA ISLAND

SHIPWRECKS: SANTA ROSA ISLAND

WRECKED	VESSEL	LENGTH
1854	Galileo
1854	Yankee Blade	275 ft.
1884	Convoy	45 ft.
1892	Fishhawk
1892	Goldenhorn	268 ft.
1894	Crown of England	297 ft.
1899	Magic	46 ft.
1908	Ella G	49 ft.
1910	Dora Bluhm	134 ft.
1915	Aggi	265 ft.
1929	Jane L. Stanford	215 ft.
1931	W. T. & B Co. No. 60
1939	Lobo
1944	Blue Fin	81 ft.
1949	Aristocratis	442 ft.; pulled off at high tide
1954	Patria	425 ft.; pulled off at high tide
1957	unidentified	21 ft. wrecked (see below)
1961	Carol O	37 ft.
1962	Chickasaw	439 ft.
1965	Ravon
1966	Broadbill	62 ft.
1967	Eileen D	34 ft.
1967	Shoshoni	63 ft.
1969	Rosemond R	40 ft.
1969	Standard Nut	37 ft.
2012	Revenge

In the News~

February 28, 1957 [Camarillo Star]: “Three men saved by Coast Guard. Three San Fernando valley men, Harold M. Loucks, Hugh Davis and Charles Felix, all employees of Lockheed Aircraft Company were marooned for overnight when their 21-foot cabin cruiser was wrecked on Santa Rosa Island Monday night. They were discovered Tuesday morning by the Coast Guard and rescued. The trio had started out from Port Hueneme to expore a cave on Santa Cruz Island.”