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Description: Centerville Beach Cross marks the location of the loss of the SS Northerner. In 1921, the Ferndale Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West placed a cross and marker on the hill overlooking Centerville Beach. The first marker was destroyed in the 1992 Cape Mendocino earthquakes. A new marker was placed and rededicated on February 11, 1995. The only approach is up an ATV trail on a nearly vertical cliff. California Historical Landmark Reference #173
Title: CentervilleBeachCrossCliff
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Author: Ellin Beltz
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