21. Lighthouse Related Links of British Columbia, Canada Pictures and information about the lighthouses on BC s west coast. Publicly Accessible lighthouses us National Park http://www.lanternroom.com/misc/lhlinks.htm

Lighthouse Related Links The Lighthouse of Alexandria The definitive home-page about the Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world. There is a lot of news about the discovery of the Lighthouse remains and this page gives you breaking news on this front as well as more general information about the history of the Lighthouse. Through this page you can also meander off to lots of sites relating to ancient Alexandria and the other six Wonders of the ancient world. Lighthouse News Magazine This is one of the big ones among lighthouse sites: the electronic version of the Lighthouse Digest Magazine. It is regularly updated so it is one of those sites you can keep going back to. It usually includes articles dealing with historical and contemporary lighthouse information and issues. Lighthouses: A Photographic Journey Combines the work of photographer and lighthouse enthusiast Donald W. Carter with a comprehensive guide to lighthouses of Michigan, the Great Lakes, America and the world. Includes an expedition journal kept by Donald's wife Diana covering where they travelled to photograph the lighthouses, an alphabetical listing of all the lighthouses, a geographical index of the lighthouses listed by bodies of water and a search engine to look up areas of particular interest in the text. The page also offers a lighthouse bibliography that gives leads on good lighthouse research material and a guide to Internet lighthouse resources.

22. Lighthousing.net west coast lighthouses A forum to discuss lighthouses on the west coast Region of the us (CA, OR, WA, AK, HI) Moderators Ross, Pharoslvr, vacastle, Gary Martin http://www.lighthousing.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=index&c=1

23. OREGON COAST BEST BEACHES may already know, past all the us west coast states of state parks and vista points high on the coast. lighthouses Oregon is famous for many of the lighthouses http://boomersint.org/pchwy/oregon.htm

OREGON COASTAL TOWNS ON PACIFIC COAST HIWAY Shakespear Festival and Beaches: Pacific Coast Hiway 101 will lead you to the Pacific rain forest country. Along the coastal towns there are list of places to visit such as: The Yaquina Head Lighthouse near Newport along the Oregon coast features tours. Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach is in the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge and is home to gulls and puffins. One of the many lovely spots. Sightseeing: If you love nature and natural beauty environment, you will like the Pacific scenery in Oregon better than anywhere else on the West Coast. In the fog and rain, it is blissfully gorgeous. Whenever the sun does shine of course, makes it even better. The only place on earth with comparable sea stacks is the southcoast of Australia. Some of the most spectacular -and popular- vista spots are along the coast between Lincoln City and Florence, and the scenery is spectacular from 50 miles or so going north from California. Probably the best view on the whole coast is at the Cape Perpetu, a Scenic Area just south of the Yachats. The view takes in 150 miles of coastline. Good restaurants: Restaurants and bars or pubs in Oregon is right up there with California, especially in Pacific Rim and West Coast nouveau cuisine. The growing excellence of the state's wineries, coupled with abundant supply of oceanic catches, means a chance to eat well while staring at all those gorgeous sea stacks.

24. Legendary Lighthouses: Great Stories-Pacific North West Accessible; Owner/Manager us Army Corps of Engineers lease to Oregon State Parks; Current light for This makes it unique among west coast lighthouses. http://www.pbs.org/legendarylighthouses/html/pnwgs.html

Great Stories: Lighthouses of the Pacific Northwest New Dungeness Lighthouse San Juan Islands Umpqua River Coquille River ... Cleft-of-the Rock Oregon Umpqua River Lighthouse, Winchester Bay , Oregon 1894 Owned by U.S. Coast Guard; present aid to navigation; grounds and lighthouse accessible to public. The original Umpqua River Lighthouse was built in 1857 to mark the entrance to the Umpqua River and to warn mariners of a deadly shifting sandbar that had caused numerous shipwrecks. However, this lighthouse succumbed to floods and rains and the tower collapsed six years after it was erected.It took 30 years until another lighthouse was built in its place. The present lighthouse was built in 1894 and stands to this day. A twentieth century pirate story took place in 1909 when French West and George Washington Wise boarded the Alaska Pacific Navigation Company liner Buckman in an effort to kill the crew, run the vessel aground near the Umpqua River and make off with a shipment of gold they believed to be aboard. Wise held the ships officer and helmsman hostage in the pilothouse while West went to rouse Captain Edwin Wood, who was asleep in his cabin. West killed him with a shotgun blast. The shot alarmed Wise, who ran from the pilothouse. The helmsman gave the alarm, which aroused the crew. In a shoot-out, West was wounded and he leaped over the side, never to be seen again. Wise was found cowering below deck and he was overpowered and turned over to authorities. He was sent to an asylum for the criminally insane. Ironically, the

25. Legendary Lighthouses: Great Lighthouses-Washington Fuca. It is one of the original 16 lighthouses designated by the us Lighthouse Service to be built on the west coast. There was http://www.pbs.org/legendarylighthouses/html/pnwwagl.html

Great Lighthouses Washington: Lighthouses of the Pacific Northwest Cape Disappointment Cape Flattery Cape Destruction Grays Harbor Cape Disappointment Lighthouse , Washington, - 1856 Open to public; active aid to navigation; owned and managed by Coast Guard. Oldest operating lighthouse in the Pacific Northwest. Area has lots of history. Cape Disappointment received its name in 1778 from fur trader John Meares, who was looking for a river. When he decided that no river existed, he called the area Cape Disappointment. Lighthouses of the Pacific p. 135-6). The second shipment arrived in 1854 and then it took two more years to build at a cost of $38,500. This was more than 1/4 of the original amount of $148,000 allotted for the original 8 lighthouses for the West Coast. In 1864 received unwelcome neighbors when Fort Canby was erected to guard the Columbia River during the Civil War. Blasts from the big guns used to shake the lighthouse and occasionally break windows. During World War II, Japanese submarines surfaced off Fort Stevens on the South side of the river and lobbed in several shells at Fort Canby. The Fort is a Washington State Park and popular picnic and camping grounds. Early Keepers Stories: Joel Munson, keeper in 1860, upset by the many shipwrecks, decided to raise money for a life-saving boat by holding square dances in Astoria, where he played the fiddle and charged $2.50 entrance fees.

26. New England Lighthouses FAQ Database - A Bravenet.com Faq All lighthouses in the us are now automated. There are a few in other nations that are not automated, including some on the west coast of Canada. http://pub1.bravenet.com/faq/show.php?usernum=54640959&catid=756

27. Parks And Recreation - Lighthouse Field The first west coast railroad wasn t finished until 1869 and the large scale It remained in this new position until 1939 when all us lighthouses were taken http://www.ci.santa-cruz.ca.us/pr/parksrec/parks/light.html

Parks and Recreation Home Page Park Location Map Harvey West Park Lighthouse Field ... Home Page Lighthouse Field State Beach Lighthouse Field Lighthouse Field State Beach Revised General Plan ADDRESS: 701 West Cliff Drive HOURS OF OPERATION : Field area - Sunrise to sunset Surfing Museum - Noon to 6 pm Daily (Closed Tuesday) AVAILABLE FACILITIES: Surfing Museum Picnic tables Restroom, drinking fountain, and phone TRAILS: Trails include paved pathway along West Cliff Drive and unpaved trails throughout field area. Pedestrians and bicycles allowed. A reminder! Cliffs are unstable and unsafe. Stay behind fence. DOG REGULATIONS: Field Area Dogs on leash - permitted sunrise to sunset. Dogs off leash - sunrise to 10 am and 4 pm to sunset Its Beach No dogs - 10 am to 4 pm Dogs off leash - sunrise to 10 am and 4 pm to sunset West Cliff Pathway and Lighthouse Point Dogs on leash at all times Owners must clean up after their dogs.

28. Lighthouse Service History In 1852 Congress passed legislation to establish a us Lighthouse Board that Board also oversaw the construction of the first lighthouses on the west coast. http://www.michiganlights.com/lighthouseservice.htm

The United States Lighthouse Service In General Lighthouse Design Michigan's Light List US Lighthouse Service US Life Saving Service ... Feedback form - Contact us Lighthouses A Brief Administrative History Lighthouses transferred to the Federal Government (1789-1820) Prior to 1789, during the colonial period, each colonial government determined the need for a lighthouse in their colony, financed its construction, and oversaw its operation. Twelve colonial lighthouses remained in the hands of the individual states throughout the period of confederation with additional lighthouses being erected. On August 7, 1789, President George Washington signed the ninth act of the United States Congress which provided that the states turn over their lighthouses, including those under construction and those proposed, to the central government. In creating the U.S. Lighthouse Establishment, aids to navigation became the responsibility of the Secretary of the Treasury. Initially Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton reviewed contracts and the appointment of keepers before sending these documents to President Washington for his signature. In 1792 Hamilton turned over the administration of aids to navigation to the Commissioner of Revenue until Albert Gallatin became Secretary of the Treasury. Gallatin kept control of lighthouses for nearly all of his two terms in office when this responsibility went back to the Commissioner of Revenue. The commissioner retained this duty until the office was abolished in 1820. At that time, Stephen Pleasonton, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, was assigned the responsibilities of the commissioner. The administration of lighthouses on the local level was done by the collector of customs.

29. West Coast Trail will need to plan your trip on the west coast Trail It was the start for us, but either way, you have to One of the last few manned lighthouses on the west coast http://www.bcadventure.com/adventure/hiking/articles/actionshop/westcoast.htm

West Coast Trail photos and article by Darin Riedel West Coast Trail Preparation Guide Follow this link to the trail guide produced by the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. It has all the info you will need to plan your trip on the West Coast Trail. Gordon Head Depending on which direction you wish to take, this is the start or the end. It was the start for us, but either way, you have to take a boat from here to Port Renfrew, across the bay. Thrasher Cove The first night for most going from south to north. Owen Point A walk through cave at Owen Point marks the point where the trail turns to a northerly direction up the coast. The cave is all sandstone which has eroded slowly over time. Owen Point Looking south as we leave Owen Point, over the tidal shelf which is traversable only during low tide.

30. Lighthouses@Lighthouse Depot ... Pacific Coast Alaska and the us Revenue Cutter Service Pacific Northwest lighthouses by Roberts Jones Sentinels of Solitude west coast lighthouses Sentinels of Solitude http://www.lighthousedepot.com/Category.cfm?CFTREEITEMKEY=34

31. Lighthouse Links pictures of lighthouses in the us and Canada. Rosses Point On the west coast of Ireland Michigan lighthouses An Aerial Photographic Perspective - Spectacular http://www.lighthousedepot.com/Digest/Links.cfm

Product Categories Harbour Lights Clothing Furnishings Books Prints Videos New Items (Alphabetical) Anchor Bay Calendars CD-ROM's Century Lights Christmas Clearance! Computer Gift Certs Jewelry Keepers Kinkade Lefton Misc Old Salts Primrose Path Puzzles Spoontiques more... Help? FAQ's E-News Links 06/10/04 1:59 AM Search! Advertising Support Our Advertisers New at the Depot Home Free Catalog Subscriptions ... full list... Other Lighthouse Related Sites Lighthouse Preservation/Management organizations Note: For organizations related to a particular lighthouse, information is included in the Lighthouse Explorers Database. United States American Lighthouse Foundation - Based in Wells, Maine. Working for the preservation and restoration of lighthouses, as well as lighthouse,lightship and lifesaving station artifacts and documents throughout America. Be sure to check the links to the individual chapters. Chesapeake Chapter of the U.S. Lighthouse Society - Focuses on implementing the U.S. Lighthouse Society's goals in the Chesapeake Bay area,particularly with regard to the lighthouses and lightships of Virginia and Maryland. Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation, Inc.

32. Publicly Accessible Pacific Coast Lighthouses ADMISSION Access 31501 PALOS VERDES DRIVE west Phone (310 Nearest City PETROLIA Owner/Manager us BUREAU OF ACROSS FOUR MILE CREEK FROM LIGHTHOusE ROAD Phone http://www.cr.nps.gov/maritime/paciflt.html

National Park Service Lighthouses to Visit - Pacific Coast Alaska California Hawaii Oregon ... Washington Point Reyes Light, Gulf of the Farallones, Inverness, California. NPS photos by Ralph Eshelman, 1995. Back to Lighthouses to Visit Alaska CAPE ST. ELIAS LIGHT Location: SOUTH END OF KAYAK ISLAND Nearest City: CORDOVA Owner/Manager: U.S. COAST GUARD LEASE TO CAPE ST. ELIAS LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS Current Use: ACTIVE AID TO NAVIGATION Open to the Public: BY APPOINTMENT (for more information, email bocci@ctcak.net) California ALCATRAZ ISLAND LIGHT Location: ALCATRAZ ISLAND/SAN FRANCISCO BAY Nearest City: SAN FRANCISCO Owner/Manager: U.S. COAST GUARD/NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Current Use: ACTIVE AID TO NAVIGATION IN NATIONAL PARK Open to the Public: GROUNDS ONLY Access: GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA/BOAT FROM FISHERMAN'S WHARF Phone: 415-556-0560 ANACAPA ISLAND LIGHT Location: ENTRANCE TO SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL Nearest City: PORT HUENEME Owner/Manager: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WITH U.S. COAST GUARD ACCESS TO OPTIC

33. Publicly Accessible Mid Atlantic Coast Lighthouses 2916 PINEY POINT LIGHT Location POTOMAC RIVER west OF PINEY OFF PINEY POINT ROAD ONTO LIGHTHOusE ROAD TO Nearest City SCOTLAND Owner/Manager us NAVY Current http://www.cr.nps.gov/maritime/midatlt.html

National Park Service Lighthouses to Visit - Mid Atlantic Coast Delaware Maryland New Jersey (south) North Carolina ... Virginia Point Lookout Light Station at entrance to Potomac River in Maryland. NPS photo by Ralph Eshelman, 1994. Back to Lighthouses to Visit Delaware FENWICK ISLAND LIGHT Location: DELAWARE/MARYLAND BORDER Nearest City: FENWICK ISLAND Owner/Manager: FRIENDS OF THE FENWICK ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE Current Use: MUSEUM Open to the Public: MUSEUM OPEN ON SELECTED DATES OR BY APPOINTMENT Access: BETWEEM DELAWARE ROUTES 521 AND 146TH ST. AT DELAWARE/MARYLAND STATE LINE, 200 YARDS WEST OF OCEAN HIGHWAY MISPILLION LIGHT (OLD) Location: MISPILLION RIVER/DELAWARE BAY Nearest City: MILFORD Owner/Manager: PRIVATE OWNER Current Use: Open to the Public: GROUNDS ONLY Access: NORTHEAST END OF COUNTY RD 203 OFF ROUTE 36 Maryland CONCORD POINT (HAVRE DE GRACE) LIGHT Location: SUSQUEHANNA RIVER/CHESAPEAKE BAY Nearest City: HAVRE DE GRACE Owner/Manager: CITY OF HAVRE DE GRACE/FRIENDS OF CONCORD POINT LIGHTHOUSE, INC. Current Use: HISTORIC SITE Open to the Public: MAY TO OCTOBER (1-5) Access: CONCORD AND LAFAYETTE STREETS Phone: 410-939-9040 DRUM POINT LIGHT Location: MOVED TO MUSEUM FROM PATUXENT RIVER Nearest City: SOLOMONS Owner/Manager: CALVERT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS/ CALVERT MARINE MUSEUM Current Use: MUSEUM Open to the Public: OPEN DAILY YEAR ROUND EXCEPT THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS, AND NEW YEAR'S

34. Lighthouses The Metal Man of Rosses Point on the west coast of Ireland about tours and the lightstation Publicly Accessible lighthouses - us National Park http://home.adelphia.net/~alafl/lthouse.htm

Lighthouses This area is under construction. Please check out and enjoy a visit to the links listed below while I update this site. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Some of my Favorite Links These are some lighthouse websites and lighthouse-related links I have found to be informative and well worth visiting. If you know of a lighthouse site that you would like added to this list, please e-mail me , and I'll add it! All sites are listed alphabetically within categories. Bill's Lighthouse Getaway - extensive collection (color photos, stories, bios); indexed by geographic area, this site is a "virtual" visit to various lighthouses in the U.S. Florida Lighthouse Page - a record of the history and current condition of lighthouses in Florida Lighthouse Digest Magazine - web version of the popular lighthouse magazine Lighthouses: A Photographic Journey - a guide to lighthouses and lightships of the world (full color photos, short bios) accessible alphabetically, by text search, or by geographical area. Maine Tourism - Lighthouses - a comprehensive list of all lighthouses in Maine New England Lighthouses - tour some of New England's most historic and beautiful lighthouses - original photography Ships and Lighthouses in the National Park System WWW Virtual Library - The World's Lighthouses and Lifesaving Stations - comprehensive reference site (links to world-wide sites, publications, organizations, overnight stays, etc)

35. SECRETARY NORTON TRANSFERS LIGHTHOUSE TO CALIFORNIA PARKS IN SCENIC CEREMONY AT the us coast Guard to the California state parks. The event marked the first transfer of its kind on the west coast, and she announced other lighthouses to http://www.doi.gov/news/040423a

Department Of Interior Office of the Secretary Joan Moody FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, April 23, 2004 Secretary Norton Transfers Lighthouse to California Parks in Scenic Ceremony at Point Sur Historic Park POINT SUR, CALIFORNIA - In a ceremony today at Point Sur National Historic Park off scenic California Highway 1, Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton signed documents to transfer Point Sur Lighthouse from the U.S. Coast Guard to the California state parks. The event marked the first transfer of its kind on the West Coast, and she announced other lighthouses to follow in California, Washington, and Hawaii. Noted celebrants at the ceremony included California Resources Agency Secretary Michael Chrisman, state parks director Ruth Coleman, Monterey district park supervisor Phil Jenkins, GSA Regional Administrator Peter Stamison, Coast Guard 11th District Chief of Staff James Hass, U.S. Lighthouse Society President Wayne Wheeler and Central Coast Lighthouse Keepers Association director Doug Williams. "Point Sur Light Station has been in continuous operation for 115 years. It stands as a witness to the journeys of seafarers a hundred years ago and to the migrations of whales today," Norton said. "This is the only complete turn-of-the-century light station open to the public in California. It preserves a sense of the drama and isolation of the chain of sixty California lighthouses begun in 1852 and managed by the Coast Guard until recently."

36. Charts - Navigation & Safety The us coast Guard Historian s Office lighthouses Marine Model Gallery (Miniature lighthouses), Introduction. from two west coast lighthouse lovers), Introduction. http://www.electronics-ee.com/Boat/Navigation_&_Safety/Charts.htm

Charts Boat The Nova Scotia Lighthouse Preservation Society Introduction Imray Imrays are the oldest nautical publishing house in Europe Introduction The Lightship Swiftsure ex Relief #83 (Preserved in Seattle) Introduction Lighthouses of Greece Introduction The National Maritime Initiative's Inventory of Historic Light Stations (US) Introduction Introduction The US Coast Guard Lightship Sailors' Association (Preserving the traditions and history of an era that spanned 1820 to 1983) Introduction The Lightship Port (Devoted to the history and lore of lightships and lighthouse tenders) Introduction Lighthouses of Australia Introduction Canadian Lighthouses (Information and links) Introduction Jack's Lighthouse Links Introduction Kenilworth Press (Cardstock lighthouse model kits) Introduction New Zealand Lighthouse Stamps Introduction Pete's Lantern Room (About 350 original images of Lighthouses from all over the world) Introduction Sonoma Gifts and Collectibles (Lefton Lighthouse sculptures) Introduction The Corporation of Trinity House Introduction National Lighthouse Center and Museum (Featuring the lighthouses of New York harbor, Staten Island, New York)

37. Lighthouses Of Western Washington Alas, the compound is staffed by the coast Guard and Road on the north or Highway 20 on the west. staffed by a local chapter of the us Lighthouse Society and http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/041896/litelist_top.html

Jump to Weather Traffic Webtowns Mariners ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings FIND IT! NWclassifieds Jobs Autos Real Estate ... Obituaries P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... RSS Feeds OUR AFFILIATES April 18, 1996 Lighthouses of Western Washington "To a sailor, a lighthouse means you're home. They symbolize a sentinel. It's always there."  Bosun's mate chief Gene Hullette More than 20 lighthouses still operate in Washington state. The map below shows 12 along the Western Washington coast. Click on a lighthouse's name or icon for more detailed information about its history and location. Compiled by Greg Johnston SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER Browns Point  A light and fog signal were first placed here in 1887, with the present structure built in1933. A fog detector activates a horn that sounds about 837 hours per year, one of the mostfrequent in Puget Sound. It's surrounded by a picnic area and small beach now maintained by theMetropolitan Park District of Tacoma, on Wan-I-Da Avenue, reached via Hyada Avenue off EastSide Drive. Point Robinson  At a particularly scenic spot on the easternmost tip of Maury Island (an eastern extensionof Vashon Island), the present 38-foot tower and signal building were built in 1915. Thislighthouse was originally a lens lantern suspended from a 25-foot post, erected in 1893. Thebuilding is sometimes open for tours on summer weekends. Reach it by heading east onSouthwest Point Robinson Road to a 'T' and then turn south (right) on Southwest Luana BeachRoad to a small parking lot.

38. Guiding Lights feet, is the tallest on the west coast and still For a list of lighthouses in the United States addressed, stamped envelope to the us Lighthouse Society, 244 http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/041896/lite18_top.html

Jump to Weather Traffic Webtowns Mariners ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings FIND IT! NWclassifieds Jobs Autos Real Estate ... Obituaries P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... RSS Feeds OUR AFFILIATES April 18, 1996 Guiding lights Sentinels of the sea are still popular with tourists By GREG JOHNSTON SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER Climbing the spiral steps and looking out from the lantern room, you find yourselfwondering about these curious round houses, these beacons of the brine built along the edges ofearth. How many mariners fighting rough seas sighed with relief when they spotted the beam shiningfrom this lighthouse? How many corrected their course when the mournful wail of its hornreached their ears though thick fog? Did bootleggers decades ago keep the light at starboard on nighttime runs? "They're kind of like America's castles," says Bosun's Mate Chief Gene Hullette, chief of theAids to Navigation team at Coast Guard Station Port Angeles. "To a sailor, a lighthouse meansyou're home. They symbolize a sentinel. It's always there." In an age of satellite navigation systems and radar, lighthouses are less important thandecades ago, but in Washington there are still more than 20 in operation, though they're nowautomated. Others were decommissioned and either demolished, leased to the state for parks orinterpretive centers, or left crumbling to the elements.

39. Rhonda & Doug's Lighthouse Page ... CA (515 ft). First Americanbuilt west coast Lighthouse - Alcatraz. Government - Montauk Point, NY (1797). Founding of the us Lighthouse Service - 7 August 1789. http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Bluffs/2423/lighthouses.html

~Our Other Place~ Ocracoke Lighthouse, on the "Outer Banks of North Carolina", was the 1st lighthouse we ever visited. This is where "Our lighthouse quest" began! Hope you will enjoy, and travel the seaside "quest" with us. North Carolina's Lighthouses Cape Lookout Lighthouse Built 1859 Stands 160 Ft. Tall The first Cape Lookout lighthouse was lighted for the first time in 1812 but was inadequate. In 1859 a new 156-foot tower was built. Confederates destroyed the lens in the Civil War. Located Core Banks Island, NC. "Cape Lookout Pictures" Currituck Beach Lighthouse Built 1875 Stands 163 Ft. Tall The Currituck Beach Lighthouse is the only light in North Carolina that is still housed in its original structure. Located in Corolla, NC. "Currituck Pictures" Bodie Island Lighthouse Built 1872 Stands 156 Ft. Tall This is the third lighthouse to be built at this site. The first fell because of poor construction, Confederates destroyed the second. Located in South Nags Head, NC. "Bodie Island Pictures" Ocracoke Lighthouse Built 1823 Stands 75 Ft. Tall

40. Eastern Beaches Of The USA - Lighthouse Directories original pictures of lighthouses in the us, Canada, England lighthouses on the east coast, midatlantic, Gulf of Mexico, Great Lakes and west coast can be http://www.easternbeaches.com/links/lighthousedirectories.html

Home Beach Forum Beach Pages Online Lodging ... Advertise Check out these other Directories! Great Lakes Beaches Gulf Beaches USA West Coast Beaches USA Beach Mega Directory ... Spot Outer Banks Directory Fishing Mega Directory Sailing and Boating City Links USA Lighthouse Directories Click here for the EasternBeaches.Com Home Page Home Page Beachlinks Lighthouses Lighthouse Directories More Beach Links. Accents lighthouse cross-stitch design and history... Counted cross-stitch patterns of American lighthouses, each pattern comes with its respective history.... Gulf Coast Lighthouses... Pictures of Gulf Coast Lighthouses.Pics of Gulf of Mexico lighthouses. Pictures of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas lighthouses.Sabine Pass, Redfish Bar Cut... Lighthouse Friends... Welcome to Lighthousefriends.com!   Included on this site are photographs, descriptions, travel directions, and GPS coordinates for lighthouses in the United States. Please choose one of the buttons ... Lighthouse Mega Directory... THE World Lighthouse Mega Directory... Lighthouses - Mills - Covered Bridges - Missions - Pete's Lantern Room...

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