National Register of Historic Places · Crescent City, CA

BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site)

BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) is identified in the National Register of Historic Places under stable source record nrhp-2000535. BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) appears in the National Register of Historic Places record for Crescent City, CA. The record classifies the property as SITE; HISTORIC - NON-ABORIGINAL; ARCHITECTURE; COMMERCE; ENGINEERING; EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT; TRANSPORTATION and places it in Del Norte County. Its source record says it was listed on 2002-05-21. The stable source record nrhp-2000535 is the identity anchor for this entry and keeps the historical classification tied to the official dataset rather than to a name-only match. This overview reports the fields present in that source record; current opening hours, access, and visitor services require separately verified operator evidence. BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) has a source-record listing date of 2002-05-21.

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BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) — SS Brother Jonathan , a paddle steamer in 1862
Crescent City, CAPhoto source: Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain

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About 4.5 mi. W of Pt. St. George, Crescent City, CA
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  • BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) appears in the National Register of Historic Places record for Crescent City, CA. The record classifies the property as SITE; HISTORIC - NON-ABORIGINAL; ARCHITECTURE; COMMERCE; ENGINEERING; EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT; TRANSPORTATION and places it in Del Norte County. Its source record says it was listed on 2002-05-21. The stable source record nrhp-2000535 is the identity anchor for this entry and keeps the historical classification tied to the official dataset rather than to a name-only match. This overview reports the fields present in that source record; current opening hours, access, and visitor services require separately verified operator evidence.
  • BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) has a source-record listing date of 2002-05-21.

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BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) appears in the National Register of Historic Places record for Crescent City, CA. The record classifies the property as SITE; HISTORIC - NON-ABORIGINAL; ARCHITECTURE; COMMERCE; ENGINEERING; EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT; TRANSPORTATION and places it in Del Norte County. Its source record says it was listed on 2002-05-21. The stable source record nrhp-2000535 is the identity anchor for this entry and keeps the historical classification tied to the official dataset rather than to a name-only match. This overview reports the fields present in that source record; current opening hours, access, and visitor services require separately verified operator evidence.

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Listing context

BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) has a source-record listing date of 2002-05-21.

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BROTHER JONATHAN (Shipwreck Site) is identified in the National Register of Historic Places under stable source record nrhp-2000535.

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