Penn Harbour

Penn Harbour (52˚58'00" 128˚57'00" E side of Surf Inlet, W side of Princess Royal I). Named in 1926 after Fred H Penn, gen manager of the large gold mine located on Princess Royal I and owned by Belmont Surf Inlet Mines Ltd. Penn was originally the mill superintendent from 1917, when the mine opened, until 1921, when he was promoted to mine superintendent. The Surf Inlet Mine was a complex operation with several extraction sites. After the ore was crushed and concentrated, it travelled via...

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