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It's a little known part of South Coast history. A ship carrying 500 passengers, and $800,000 worth of gold got lost in the fog, and ran aground in the Channel Islands, marooning crew members and passengers on Anacapa Island. KCLU's Lance Orozco reports it's the focus of a new exhibition at the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum.
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