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		A Brief History of Canadian Lighthouses ^Votes:0 A Brief History of Canadian Lighthouses (Last Updated 19-May-02) Copyright © 2002, StiffCrust@aol.com Contents The 1700's Early 19th Century The Imperial Lights: 1857-60 Latter 19th Century Colonel Anderson's Tenure: 1900-14 Bibliography, Further Information Museums and Societies Photo Gallery and Credits Stamps and Artwork List of light houses in the movies . List of my light house postcards available for sale or trade. Update Log Sign/view my Guestbook Roughly a millenium ago, Vikings settled near L'Anse Aux Meadows, in western Newfoundland. Several centuries later, Christopher Columbus, nephew of the lightkeeper at La Lanterna in Genoa, set sail for the New World. The millions of immigrants who eventually followed were beckoned to a safe landing in their new homeland by some of the hist Read More Go to Site


		Block Island North Lighthouse, Rhode Island ^Votes:0 New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide Block Island North Light Block Island, Rhode Island History / Bibliography / Cruises / Photos / Postcards Get Block Island North Light prints and gift items from Shutterfly © 2007 Jeremy D'Entremont Location: Sandy Point, north end of Block Island Nearest town: New Shoreham 41 13 40 N 71 34 33 W MapQuest link Station established: 1829; Present lighthouse built: 1868 Automated: 1956; Discontinued: 1973; Relighted: 1989 Construction material: Granite, iron; Height of tower: 55 feet; Height of focal plane: 61 feet Original optics: Seven oil lamps and 16-inch parabolic reflectors (1829); Fourth order Fresnel (1868) Characteristic: Flashing white every five seconds (currently on steel tower to the north of the lighthouse) Other buildings still standing: Read More Go to Site

		Cape Cod Travel.Com :: Cape Cod Vacation Guide :: Cape Cod Lodging, Information, Hotel, Motel, Resort, B & B, Dining, Attractions, Whale Watching Directory ^Votes:0 lodging & rentals things to do towns & travel info wedding planning photos & more Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Enable Javascript for best navigability or click the tab links above. Hotels, Motels & Resorts Main Hotel/Motel Page Lodging by Town... Plymouth Bourne Sandwich Falmouth Mashpee Barnstable/Hyannis Yarmouth Dennis Brewster Harwich Chatham Orleans Eastham Wellfleet Truro Provincetown B&B's/Inns Main B&B/Inns Page B&B/Reservation Services B&B's/Inns by Town... Plymouth Bourne Sandwich Falmouth Mashpee Barnstable/Hyannis Yarmouth Dennis Brewster Harwich Chatham Orleans Eastham Wellfleet Truro Provincetown Houses, Condos & Cottages Main Rentals Page Rentals by Region... Upper Cape Rentals Mid-Cape Rentals Lower/Outer Cape Rentals Waterfront Main Waterfront Page Waterfront Read More Go to Site

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		Chesapeake Chapter, US Lighthouse Society - Our Lighthouse Heritage ^Votes:0 As we continue to build our site, each of the lighthouses listed below will become a link showing you a photograph of the lighthouse as well as historical information. Soon there will be maps and directions showing the locations of..... The Lighthouses Of The Chesapeake Bay CLICK ON THE LINKS TO LEARN MORE Photos, History, Directions, Maps & More ! = PHOTOS = HISTORY = DIRECTIONS = MAPS = TIMELINE The symbols on the left appear next to the lighthouse names below to show what kind of information is available on the linked page about that lighthouse. Maryland Virginia Lightships Additional Resources This Month's F E A T U R E D L I G H T H O U S E Photo By: Marie Vincent & Jerry Waters Chesapeake Lightship, MD The Chespaeake Lightship is part of the MD Lighthouse Challenge held yearly. The C Read More Go to Site

		Currituck Beach Lighthouse - Corolla, NC ^Votes:0 Lighthouse Update - Department of the Interior Awards the Currituck Beach Lighthouse to Outer Banks Conservationists! More details . Currituck Beach Lighthouse/OBC Twenty years ago, the Currituck Beach Lighthouse was in need of repair. The nonprofit Outer Banks Conservationists (OBC) was created to preserve the lighthouse when no one else was willing to step in and restore the national landmark. Since then, the OBC has spent more than two decades and nearly 1.5 million from private dollars restoring, maintaining and operating the lighthouse. The OBC opened the lighthouse to the public in 1991. The Mission of Outer Banks Conservationists... ...is to protect natural, cultural, and historic resources through preservation and conservation of a sense of place, and through public education, inte Read More Go to Site

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		Historic Lighthouses of The Dry Tortugas National Park ^Votes:0 The Dry Tortugas Ferry will take you there swiftly and safely aboard the Yankee Freedom II Call 1-800-634-0939 for details and reservations HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSES of Dry Tortugas National Park Since 1825 lighthouses on Garden and Loggerhead Keys in the Dry Tortugas have warned mariners to keep clear of nearby dangerous reefs, flats, and rocky shoals. The first light tower, 70 feet tall, was located on then barren Garden Key. After construction of Fort Jefferson was under way in 1846, the Lighthouse Board decided the tower was too short to provide adequate warning and proposed that a new lighthouse be built atop the wall of the fort. The new light consisted of a boilerplate iron tower with balcony and parapet. The lens from the old tower was installed in the new one and first lighted on April Read More Go to Site

		Hudson River Rondout Lighthouse, Kingston NY ^Votes:0 HRMM HOME \| Lighthouse \| This page has moved. If your browser doesn't automatically redirect to its new location, click here. Rondout Lighthouse Rondout Lighthouses: A Complete History Boat Trips to Rondout Lighthouse Digital Photos of Rondout Lighthouse H.R. 5199 Bill introduced by Maurice Hinchey to covey the Rondout Lighthouse to the City of Kingston, Sept. 18, 2000 The current Rondout Lighthouse is actually the third lighthouse built at the mouth of the Rondout Creek. The first Kingston Lighthouse was built in 1837. This wood structure became badly damaged by ice and weather and soon became unsafe for the keeper and her family. A second lighthouse of brick and stone was constructed in 1867 on the south side of the creek. This second light was abandoned in 1915 when the present dikes we Read More Go to Site

		index6 ^Votes:0 FRIENDS OF THE DOUBLING POINT LIGHT Doubling Point Light was built in 1898 on Arrowsic Island on the Kennebec River in Maine. It was one of four lighthouses built that year to provide navigational aid for ships on their way to Bath, "the City of Ships." Friends of the Doubling Point Light was established in 1997 in an effort to secure the future of the lighthouse. OUR MISSION BLUEPRINTS MEMBERSHIP HISTORY RESTORATIONS DIRECTIONS PHOTOS ARTICLES EMAIL US OLD POSTCARDS LINKS Created August 2, 1997 by Margaret Spencer, Friends of the Doubling Point Light Historian Last modified April 21, 2005. You are visitor number since August 2, 1997 This Lighthouse Ring site is owned by Margaret Spencer . [ Prev \| Skip \| Next 5 \| Random \| Next ] Want to join the ring? Get the info . Read More Go to Site

		Lighthouses of Cape Cod ^Votes:0 Lighthouses of Cape Cod Images & Text © Jay J. Pulli , 1997 Click on any image to obtain a larger version Highland Light, North Truro, MA Nikon N90, 80-200 f2.8, Sensia 100 I have always enjoyed the sight of a lighthouse. It must have had something to do with growing up in the Boston area, whos harbor has abundance of lighthouses. I remember taking the Boston Harbor cruises with the late Edward Rowe Snow , author of over 100 books on New England and the sea. On Saturdays and Sundays he would lead cruises out to the harbor islands and tell stories of the early days of the lighthouse keepers. Lighthouses are a favorite subject of artists and photographers, but I've often foundthat it's difficult to take a good lighthouse picture. It takes both planning and luck. The planning comes from the s Read More Go to Site

		Lighthouses of the Mid-Atlantic ^Votes:0 Welcome to Lighthouses of the Mid-Atlantic This page contains various pictures taken of Lighthouses in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. The page also contains a link to my other site which contains other pictures taken in the North Carolina mountains. As I continue to take more pictures, I will update the page so checkback often. Besides pictures, I also will provide links for areas I'm interested in. All the pictures on this site are pictures that I or my wife have taken. So, enjoy them and if you put them on your homepage, please give credit to Eric and Tracy Cash or Ecash(also, a link would be appreciated). Thanks. This page was set for frames and so as you browse, you will find that extra windows are created. This is because I linked all my pages that I use in the frames h Read More Go to Site

		Lighthouses of the Mid-Atlantic ^Votes:0 It seems that everyone has their own special reason for being attracted to American lighthouses. For some, it is the history that surrounds them. These beacons have lighted the way for sailors since the birth of our country. For others, since lighthouses come in a variety of shapes and sizes, it is the many different architectural styles and engineering ingenuity utilized in building these magnificent structures. Yet for me, lighthouses are much more. They are symbols of strength and hope. They are reminders that even when life sends us into uncharted waters, somehow you can find your way back with the help of something or someone special. Whatever it is that led you here, I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I did taking them. Please feel free to return again soon, as I am always trav Read More Go to Site

		lsgb ^Votes:0 lsgb.co.uk Search the Web: Navigation Categories Catalogue Shopping Golf Online Gambling Car Insurance Home Insurance Mortgage Lighthouse Restaurant View sample menus, read reviews & book your table at Lighthouse. www.toptable.co.uk To A Lighthouse at Amazon.co.uk Millions of titles, new and used. Qualified orders over ?15 ship free. Amazon.co.uk/books Anglepoise - the Anglepoise Light The original desk Light that is ideal for a multitude of activities. Read, write and work under the lamp that puts Light at any angle you need. www.anglepoise.com The Light House Find The Light House, compare prices and save money. www.shopzilla.co.uk Lighthouse Professional Development Hundreds of hotel and in-house CPD days for teachers across the curriculum. www.lighthouse.tv Light House Great prices on d Read More Go to Site

		Maine Lighthouses ^Votes:0 About the Lights History Technical Drawings --> The 4 Seasons at the Range Lights How to Use the Range Lights The Bell and Works Bell Tower Restoration We've begun! The Keepers Join the Keepers Guestbook --> Shop Links Contact This Lighthouse Ring site is owned by The Range Light Keepers . [ Prev \| Skip \| Next 5 \| Random \| Next ] Want to join the ring? Get the info . Site Built by MaineFolks.com Read More Go to Site

		Maine Secretary of State Kid's Page - Place to Visit ^Votes:0 Skip Maine state header navigation State Search: Agencies \| Online Services \| Help Page Tools Page Tools Email page Watch page Add link to MyMaine Map addresses En espaÑol En franÇais English Places to Visit Maine Lighthouses Maine's rocky coastline is host to more than 60 lighthouses that once guided ships along Maine's coast to safety. The most famous of these is the Portland Head Light , built from 1787-1790, it is Maine's oldest lighthouse. Perched at the edge of scenic Fort Williams Park, just outside of Portland, it is one of Maine's most popular tourist destinations. Its Victorian keeper's cottage was converted into a museum where visitors may view models, paintings and memorabilia from its evolution from hand-lit sentinel to fully-automated beacon. Walking trails line the dramatic Read More Go to Site

		Montauk Point Lighthouse - Museum & Gift Shop ^Votes:0 NEW VISITOR CENTER NOW OPEN CONWAY VISITORS CENTER NEW EXHIBIT NOW OPEN FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA --> NEWSDAY ARTICLE Nov. 14, 2007 MUSEUM BUYS HISTORIC SURVEY EVENTS SPRINT TRIATHLON & RELAY JULY 13, 2008 Welcome to the Montauk Point Lighthouse , the oldest lighthouse in New York State . The Lighthouse was authorized by the Second Congress, under President George Washington in 1792 . Construction began on June 7, 1796 and was completed on November 5, 1796. This historic landmark has been part of Long Island's land and seascape for over 200 years and still serves as an active aid to navigation. This beautiful historic Montauk site plays frequent host to wedding ceremonies and other special events . Group and school tours (20 or more) are available on a year round basis at the Montauk Point L Read More Go to Site

		National Light House Museum ^Votes:0 A not-for-profit educational foundation dedicated to celebrating this important component of our national maritime heritage. About Us Note: Although the museum is not yet open , planning and site preparation are well underway! Project Overview Nantucket Lightship Membership I nformation Membership Application December News Letter Additional Information Our Mission The Site Today History Overview New York City Landmarks Commission Report Planned Exhibits for the Museum Email: Info@LighthouseMuseum.org Visitors Information \| About Us \| What's New \| Membership \| Educational Programs Lighthouse Travel \| Lighthouse Locator \| Lighthouse Shop \| Lighthouse Contest \| Contact Us HOME All Lighthouse Photos &copy jim crowley . &copy 2001 National Lighthouse Museum. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of Orl Read More Go to Site

		New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide ^Votes:0 Click here for the contents of this site Click here to find out what's new Click here to search the site Please sign my guestbook Looking for lighthouses with overnight accommodations? Click here. If you'd like to subscribe to my bi-monthly email newsletter, simply email me at keeper@lighthouse.cc and let me know that you'd like to be on my mailing list. I will not under any circumstances share this list with anyone else. If you ever wish to be removed from the list, let me know and I'll remove you immediately. Web lighthouse.cc You are welcome to download my pictures or information for your own personal use, including school reports, computer wallpaper, etc., but if you are interested in using any material on a website or reproducing it in any way, please email me at keeper@lighthouse.cc Read More Go to Site

		NewYorkLighthouses.com ^Votes:0 Quick Links: Introduction to NewYorkLighthouses.com Upcoming Events About The Long Island's Lighthouses: Past and Present and New York State Lighthouses Books Wobbles the Lighthouse Kitty Photo Availability Presentations Contact Me Site Contents This page last updated on 09/16/07 Welcome to NewYorkLighthouses.com & LongIslandLighthouses.com! "Light houses and stations are of interest to the public, and permission to visit them is often appreciated and is of educational value." Lighthouse Service Bulletin No. 10, October 1912. *************** "A morsel of genuine history is a thing so rare as to be always valuable" Thomas Jefferson (in an 1817 letter to John Adams) *************** A review of Long Island's Lighthouses, Past and Present ran in the most recent issue of Read More Go to Site

		NLPS - The Nauset Light Preservation Society ^Votes:0 he historic Nauset Lighthouse in Eastham, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, was rescued from the edge of a sixty-foot high eroding cliff in November 1996. The tower was moved to a new location approximately 300 feet west and has now been restored. What makes Nauset Light so special? Explore our site and learn about this famous landmark, how the rescue operation was accomplished, and plans for the future. C O N T E N T S NLPS Update - October 2007 Coastal Erosion on Cape Cod History of the Nauset Light Station Nauset Light Preservation Society 2007 Tours of the Lighthouse Photos of the Tower Move 1996 The Keeper's House Move 1998 Rescued - The Nauset Light Video NLPS Archives Measured Drawing Why was Nauset Light moved? Coa Read More Go to Site

		North Carolina Lighthouses ^Votes:0 Home North Carolina Lighthouses FAQ Forum Contact Us Photo Gallery North Carolina Lighthouse Forum October 15, 2007 We have added a forum where you can ask you questions about North Carolina Lighthouses. You will need to register before you can post a message, but the registration is very easy. Please visit the forum and register when you get a chance . You can also click the Forum button above. Thanks! Posted in Uncategorized No Comments » Please visit our MySpace page October 13, 2007 We have created a MySpace page that will provide a new way to share information about Lighthouses in North Carolina and the Carolina Coast. If you have a MySpace page, please add us as a Friend. Click here to visit our MySpace page. Posted in Uncategorized No Comments » Cape Lookout’s Next Open House Read More Go to Site

		North Carolina Lighthouses - Homepage ^Votes:0 Click on any lighthouse to see a picture, map, and information. Click here to see a larger view of this graphic. Latest pictures added (9/08/04) aerial photos of Hatteras. Click Here For The Latest Added Photos (9/08/04) Click here for a beautiful composite photographic of North Carolina's Lighthouses by Cathy Martin. ALSO On-line Book on Cape Lookout by John Loonam, Jr. Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Move This site is viewed best when monitors are set to thousands or millions of color. Return to the Carolina Clips Homepage 9/8/04 Read More Go to Site

		North Carolina's Lighthouses ^Votes:0 body { scrollbar-arrow-color: 123456; scrollbar-3dlight-color: ababab; scrollbar-highlight-color: efefef; scrollbar-face-color: efefef; scrollbar-shadow-color: ababab; scrollbar-track-color: C5C7CB; scrollbar-darkshadow-color: 555555; windowframe: #c12267; } td { font-family: Times New Roman, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px} ---> Bookmark NCOB ---> Set as Default Homepage ---> Subscribe Today! ---> North Carolina's Lighthouses Photography © Bruce Roberts Outer Banks Lighthouse Society A powerful Fresnel lens glows atop the Currituck Beach Lighthouse in Corolla. This lens projects a focused beam that can be seen from nineteen miles at sea. M any of the descriptions and much of the photography in this collection of North Carolina Lighthouses have been provided by The Outer Banks Light Read More Go to Site

		North Island Lighthouse - Winyah Bay, Georgetown, South Carolina ATTRACTIONS ................................................ - ICW-NET SC Communities Coastal Waterways Intracoastal Waterway ^Votes:0 North Island Lighthouse - Winyah Bay Photo courtesy: Photo Arts, Inc., Winnsboro, SC. Photo by Ernest Ferguson The first house, as early as 1795, burned whale oil in a six foot wide lantern. The second light was destroyed during the Civil War. Our current light is 85 ft tall and was one of the last manual lighthouses. Accessible by boat only. [ AREA ATTRACTIONS ] ~ [ AREA EVENTS ] [ NEARBY COMMUNITIES ] Read More Go to Site

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		Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station ^Votes:0 News Bulletin 120th Anniversary Celebration Join us on November 3, 2007, and help celebrate the Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station's 120th Anniversary. Admission is free to all Volusia County residents on this historic day in our Light Station's history. Special activities, children's workshops, and guided tours will be provided to all our visitors free of charge from 10:00 to 4:00. Visit ou r Online Calendar for more details. Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Completed in 1887, the Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station was built when the area was known as Mosquito Inlet. After decades of restoration by the Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse Preservation Association, it stands today as one of the best preserved, most complete Light Stations in the nation. Visit Florida's tallest lighthouse Visited by over 120 Read More Go to Site

		Ponce Inlet, Florida ^Votes:0 It is said that in 1513 (almost 100 years prior to the failed Jamestown experiment), Juan Ponce DeLeon was exploring the land and waters around the inlet that today bears his name. By the time Spain ceded Florida to the newish United States, live oak lumbering (that premier ship planking that created the legend of "old Ironsides") was the main industry. Replacing a lighthouse on the New Smyrna side of the inlet, the present landmark went into service in 1887 and was the only navigational aid between St. Augustine and Cape Canaveral. The soaring red tower is 175 high (the second tallest in the United States) can be seen 19 miles at sea. Shut down by budget constraints in 1970 the mammoth tower was saved from ruin by the non-profit Ponce DeLeon Inlet Lighthouse Preservation Associa Read More Go to Site

		Rock Island Lighthouse Historical & Memorial Association ^Votes:0 The Keepers :: Meet the Keepers \| Keepers' Logs \| Appointment Policy The Association :: Members \| Email Other Resources :: In Print \| Links The Station :: Construction & History \| 1909 Description \| USCG Site File \| NRHP Nomination \| Interpretive Signage \| Image Gallery \| Plans & Maps Rock Island Lighthouse is located in the Thousand Islands about 4.5 miles northeast of Clayton, Jefferson County, New York, off of Fisher's Landing. Originally commissioned in 1847, it is one of six lights put up along the St. Lawrence River to guide traffic to and from Lake Ontario through the waterway. The Rock Island station is the best preserved, as all of its structures still survive. It was refitted in 1855, rebuilt in 1882, and moved in 1903. The light was closed in 1956 after more a century of service Read More Go to Site

		Rose Island Lighthouse Foundation, Newport Rhode Island ^Votes:0 RoseIslandLighthouse.org Read More Go to Site

		sanddollars.com: The Leading Sea Shells Site on the Net ^Votes:0 sanddollars.com: The Leading Sea Shells Site on the Net This page requires frames. Read More Go to Site

		Sherpa Guides \| Chesapeake Bay \| Appendices \| Lighthouses of Chesapeake Bay ^Votes:0 Longstreet Highroad Guide to the Chesapeake Bay By Deane Winegar [ \| Online Guides \| Buy the Book \| About Sherpa Guides \| Credits \| Back \| Please Support SherpaGuides ] Chesapeake Bay > Appendices > Lighthouses of Chesapeake Bay Lighthouses of Chesapeake Bay Who ever heard of Laban Gossigan? The name would probably stump Jeopardy ?s finest. But when Laban Gossigan climbed the spiral, stone staircase and lighted the lantern of the Cape Henry Lighthouse in 1792, he became the first keeper of the first lighthouse on the Chesapeake Bay, beginning a long tradition. People are fascinated by lighthouses in a way that is hard to explain. These towers and houses of brick, stone, wood, iron, and steel attract people like few other man-made structures. Many of them?especially those standing in Read More Go to Site

		Shore Village Museum - Maine's Lighthouse Museum ^Votes:0 Ken Black, "Mr. Lighthouse," 1923-2007 The lighthouse collection of the Shore Village Museum has been relocated to the Maine Lighthouse Museum in Rockland Click here to go to the Maine Lighthouse Museum website The Shore Village Museum was founded by retired Coast Guard officer Ken Black, who received numerous awards in recognition of his outstanding work to preserve our nation's maritime heritage. The Maine Historic Preservation Commission said, "Lighthouses are a major symbol of Maine's maritime history. No one has contributed more to providing a means for their appreciation and study than Ken Black." In May 1996, the American Lighthouse Foundation of Wells, Maine, awarded Ken Black a Lifetime Achievement Award. In 1999 the U.S. Lighthouse Society of San Francisco pre Read More Go to Site

		St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum: Working Historic Lighthouse and Maritime History Museum ^Votes:0 81 Lighthouse Avenue St. Augustine, FL 32080 904-829-0745 info@staugustinelighthouse.com My Account \| Cart Contents \| Checkout .donationmeter { position:absolute; top: 149px; left: 0px; z-index: 2; } .donationred { position:absolute; top: 291px; left: 12px; z-index: 1; } .donationdigits { font-size: 11px; font-weight:bold; color: #FF0000; position:absolute; top: 227px; left: 64px; z-index: 3; } 191,384.00 Home Exhibits · Online Exhibits · Collections · Archives & Library · Virtual Tour · Changing Coastline News · Press Room Calendar · All Events · Education · Holidays · Specials · Exhibits Volunteer Education · Meet the Education Staff · School & Read More Go to Site

		The Lighthouses ^Votes:0 THE LIGHTHOUSES Whether you are a lighthouse fanatic or simply curious, we hope you will enjoy these pages. The intention is to provide you with a visual image of the lights, directions to the lights where needed, specific details of each light, a little history, and some interesting things to do while you visit the lights. Many of these and other lighthouses are in danger of being lost to erosion, neglect, modern technology, or otherwise threatened with destruction. I am currently renovating these pages, starting with North Carolina. Please be patient, it should be worth the wait. The lights are listed in the table below, alphabetically (left to right) by state. \| Bibliography \| Main Menu \| Other Light Links \| Lighthouses Delaware Florida Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York North C Read More Go to Site

		The Newsletter of the Save Esopus Lighthouse Commission ^Votes:0 .. BS top banner Your Host to the Hudson Valley of NY state Read More Go to Site

		The Selkirk Lighthouse Home Page ^Votes:0 Reserve an Authentic Lighthouse! Reservations for 2007 are still available. Now accepting reservations for 2008. \| Guest Accommodations \| Dates available \| Reservations \| Directions for the visitor \| Gift shop \| Index of abbreviated topics, Selkirk \| Early history \| Origins of the name \| Builders \| Early lighting systems \| Keepers \| Government surplus \| Re-activated! \| Present & future \| Sources, credits \| Collector's Office, District of Genesee, Rochester, New York. September 4, 1837. PROPOSALS will be received by me at Rochester for a dwelling and Beacon Light on Lake Ontario, at the junction of the Salmon River with said Lake in the village of Port Ontario, in the County of Oswego, in said state . . . The above mentioned work to be completed in a faithful and workmanlike manner by the f Read More Go to Site

		The Wildwoods Resort Web Site - Hereford Inlet Lighthouse ^Votes:0 WELCOME TO THE HEREFORD INLET LIGHTHOUSE WEB SITE Village of Anglesea North Wildwood New Jersey Circa 1874, the Swiss Gothic Style Lighthouse was constructed in 1874 by the U.S. Lighthouse Service to provide a navigational aide to mariners passing by or traveling into the treacherous Hereford Inlet. The Lighthouse still shines its beacon 14 nautical miles out to sea. Placed on the Department of Interior's List of Historic Places in 1977, the Lighthouse operates a nautical museum and special events throughout the year. Historic and picturesque Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, a beacon of safety and assurance to the 19th century mariner, has become a focal point for visitors and those who like to call this resort their summer or year-round vacation home. Overlooking the wide Hereford Inlet 7 which Read More Go to Site

		Travel in MaineToday.com \| Maine Lighthouses - complete listing ^Votes:0 search for: more --> " width="10" height="9"> Maine Regions " width="10" height="9"> Things To Do " width="10" height="9"> Maine Guide Things To Do: Attractions \| Beaches & Parks \| Culture & History \| For Children \| Tastes of Maine \| Shopping \| Exploring The following list of Maine lighthouses and their descriptions and locations was prepared by the Maine Publicity Bureau. They are listed geographically, beginning in Kittery and proceeding north and east along the coast. Regions below: Southern Coast , Greater Portland , Midcoast , Downeast/Acadia . Southern Coast Whaleback 1831/1872 -- 75-foot gray granite conical tower on reef. Outer entrance to Portsmouth Harbor, Piscataqua River entrance; view from Fort Foster, Kittery. More information. Cape Neddick 1879 -- 41-foot white cast-iron con Read More Go to Site

		Tybee Island Georgia Online Guide - If it's Tybee you will find it here ! 31328 ^Votes:0 This beautiful photo of the Tybee Island Lighthouse and the comet Hale-Bopp was taken by Topi K. Tuomi on March 18th, 1997. TYBEE.COM thanks Topi for his support of our site in allowing us to showcase one of his many photo's. Tybee Islands PREMIER TOURISM WEB SITE on the Internet! Take-off on a Virtual Tour of Tybee Island! Click the picture of our beautiful Tybee Pavilion below to begin your tour now! Thank you for visiting the best Tybee Island tourism experience on the Internet. We hope that you enjoyed your virtual visit to Tybee Island and that you'll come and visit us here on the island very soon. With the continued support of Tybee Island business' and our private supporters located on, and off Tybee Island we will continue to provide you with the most in depth and up to date inform Read More Go to Site

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