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The Baltimore Brigg Frolic lost its rudder on rocks in 1851 just below where the Point Cabrillo Light Station stands today on California State Park property. This trailside panel illustrates that moment and also describes how that was a moment when the old-growth redwood trees were first discovered along the Mendocino Coast.
The Point Cabrillo Light Station was collaboratively restored through the funds and efforts of the California State Coastal Conservancy, California Department of Parks and Recreation, and Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association.
This display overlooks the site where the Brigg Folic was lost along with its costly cargo from China. It depicts the ship and Pomo arrowhead artifacts made from green glass ale bottles collected from the sinking ship.

The Brig Frolic

Client:

Point Cabrillo Light Station, California Department of Parks and Recreation

Location:

Caspar, California

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