US EditionThis lighthouse with a treacherous history is known as B.C.'s 'Little Alcatraz'
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This lighthouse with a treacherous history is known as B.C.'s 'Little Alcatraz'
B.C. is home to over 90 National Historic Sites, and one worth exploring in the coming months is Canada’s own “Little Alcatraz,” which sits atop a group of three islets at the western entrance of Brown Passage called Triple Islands. As far as lighthouses go, the Triple Islands Lighthouse has quite a story to tell. Completed in 1920 after four years of construction on exposed bedrock, the “treacherous” project is considered one of the most hazard…
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