Monument for Lost Ship

Sv. Nikolai: A monument being constructed by the Generals honors the 22 Russian sailors who were stranded on the Washington coast after their ship, the Sv. Nikolai, went aground north of the Quillayute River mouth in 1808. Several of these sailors were held captive and enslaved by the native tribes while others died over the two-year period they were stranded on the coast.

Read the historial narratives at   http://www.nikolaishipwreck.com/Historical_Narrative.html

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