Why Terrible Tilly Lighthouse is So Dangerous | ABANDONED

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Explore the Tillamook Rock Lighthouses captivating history and perilous allure in this fascinating video. Known as Terrible Tilly, this abandoned beacon stands tall amidst the unforgiving Oregon coastline, braving treacherous storms and haunting tales. Discover why this iconic structure has earned its reputation as one of the most dangerous lighthouses in the world. Join us as we delve into the captivating stories surrounding Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, unveiling the secrets and mysteries that shroud its eerie existence. Prepare to be enthralled by this legendary landmarks tragic past and breathtaking beauty.

Tillamook Rock Light was officially lit on January 21, 1881. At the time, it was the most expensive lighthouse to be built on the West Coast. Due to the erratic weather conditions and the dangerous commute for keepers and suppliers, the lighthouse earned the nickname Terrible Tilly.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Why Tillamook Rock Lighthouse is known as Terrible Tilly
00:33 - A tour of Tillamook Rock Lighthouse
02:11 - Why did Lighthouse keepers need an office?
03:18 - How Lighthouse keepers entertained themselves
05:12 - Why Tillamook Rock Lighthouse was built
06:33 - The Tragic Construction Process of Tillamook Rock Lighthouse
07:34 - The dangerous operation of Tillamook Rock Lighthouse 1881
08:53 - The Folklore surrounding Tillamook Rock Lighthouse
09:49 - The current use for Terrible Tilly
11:11 - The impossible upkeep of Terrible Tilly


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