21. The News From Davoll's General Store Subscribehere to receive the Davoll's general Store News in your notes Dennis L. Noblein his book, lighthouses and Keepers The us Lighthouse Service http://www.davolls.com/news/vol1.10.html

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWS FROM DAVOLL'S GENERAL STORE Stay up-to-date with the news from Russell's Mills, Massachusetts. Each week, we'll post a new edition of the Davoll's General Store News. Subscribe here to receive the Davoll's General Store News in your email. [HOME] Vol. 1, no. 10 "The entire milieu of lighthouses seems ready made for ghosts and strange happenings," notes Dennis L. Noble in his book, "Lighthouses and Keepers: The U.S. Lighthouse Service and Its Legacy". (Naval Institute Press in Annapolis, Maryland) "Isolated locations, storm-tossed waves, wrecks and loss of life, beams of light-piercing, fog-blanket darkness, the mournful bleat of a fog horn, all seem scripted by Stephen King. Add to this the lively imagination of keepers who passed the long, isolated hours telling stories, then mix with locations noted for some macabre tales, and it is not difficult to understand why the stories of ghosts and strange happenings became part and parcel of the history of the U.S. Lighthouse Service." No wonder that lighthouses are so often the subject of artisans, like Cheryl Spencer Collin, and the object of collectors.

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23. ACHP | General Services Administration Historic Preservation Program for nonprofit organizations to obtain lighthouses. us Courts Design Guide 1991Design Management Public Buildings Service general Services Administration http://www.achp.gov/gsa.html

skip general nav links About ACHP ACHP News National Historic ... Federal GSA G eneral Services Administration Historic Preservation Program Federal Preservation Officer Cultural Resource Management: Policy and Regulations Section 106 Notes Agency and Related Links Federal Preservation Officer Rolando Rivas-Camp, AIA General Services Administration Public Buildings Service 1800 F Street, NW Washington, DC 20405 Telephone: (202) 219-1088 Cultural Resource Management: Policy and Regulations President Clinton signed into law the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000 (Public Law 106-355; HR 4613 ). The act amends the National Historic Preservation Act for purposes of establishing a national historic lighthouse preservation program. A major component of the Lighthouse Act is the establishment of a new system for transferring historic lighthouses out of Federal ownership. This will make it much easier for non-profit organizations to obtain lighthouses. In the past, transfers to non-profits often had to be facilitated by specific Congressional action. The Lighthouse Act establishes a new program to be administered jointly by the Department of the Interior (DOI) and the General Services Administration (GSA). The program provides for transfer of historic light stations that Federal agencies determine are excess to their needs to other governmental entities, non-profits, educational agencies, or community development organizations for preservation purposes. DOI will review applications, recommend the best steward, monitor site use, and review and approve proposed changes to historic light stations after transfer. GSA will convey the property with protective covenants.

24. Alabama Lighthouses Site manager us general Services Administration (surplus federal property). Informationavailable on lost lighthouses Battery Gladden (18721951), Mobile Bay; http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/al.htm

Alabama Lighthouses Alabama has 3 surviving lighthouses, but only one is active. Support for lighthouse preservation hasn't been very strong in the past, but this is changing rapidly for the better. A state preservation society, the Alabama Lighthouse Association , was formed in 2002. There's work to do; the Sand Island Light is one of the most endangered lighthouses in the nation. What's Hot: State studies possible relocation of Sand Island Light Restoration of Middle Bay Light underway Preservationists launch Alabama Lighthouse Association Foundation and engineering firm sign up for Sand Island Light preservation General Sources Alabama Lighthouse Association The association assists preservation efforts at all three lighthouses. National Maritime Inventory - Alabama Index to data on Alabama lighthouses. The Lighthouse People - Alabama Reports from all three lighthouses by Sandra and Bob Shanklin. Alabama Lighthouses This new site has information on all three sites.

25. New Jersey Lighthouses Site manager us general Services Administration (surplus federal property). AtlanticCoast lighthouses **** Sandy Hook 1764 (Isaac Conro). http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/nj.htm

New Jersey Lighthouses New Jersey has at least 21 surviving lighthouses (counting Navesink as 2), of which at least 14 are active. Included in this list are the Robbins Reef, Great Beds, and Romer Shoal lights, listed by the National Maritime Inventory under New York, and the Ship John and Brandywine Shoal lights, listed by the Inventory in Delaware. I believe all these lighthouses stand in New Jersey waters. There is also a reconstruction of the Tucker Island Light at Tuckerton and a former lighthouse at Sea Isle City. The Ambrose offshore light tower , damaged in a collision with a ship in 1997, has been replaced by a skeletal tower , which is not considered to be a lighthouse. The lightship Barnegat is now at Camden, New Jersey, and the Winter Quarter (now called the Liberty ) is at Jersey City, but the Ambrose is moored in New York New Jersey is home to the nation's oldest lighthouse (Sandy Hook) and several other very historic light stations. Lighthouse preservation is strong in the state. Nearly all the onshore towers have support groups working actively for their restoration and maintenance, and it would be hard to name another area of comparable size with so many historic lighthouses as fully preserved as those of the Jersey shore. The

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29. News And Information On North Carolina's Outer Banks and tedious legal process, the us general Services Administration Island Lighthousefrom the us Coast Guard been hailed as one of America's finest lighthouses. http://ecnews.outer-banks.com/05index.asp

Bookmark NCOB December, 2000 Subscribe Today! The Outer Banks Internet News Service brings you up-to-date information from around North Carolina's barrier islands. Articles contain contributions from Outer Banks writers, photographers and staff personnel seeking to provide helpful and informative news events and features about the area. Articles in this edition include: Bodie Island Lighthouse Ownership Transferred Decendants of Cape Hatteras Homecoming Take A Lighthouse Tour Outer Banks At A Glance You may sign up to receive news updates, announcements and bulletins via e-mail. Royalty free graphics and articles may be submitted for consideration by e-mailing them to Hatteras Keepers Descendants Homecoming Planned May 2001 December, 2000 Cheryl Roberts HOMECOMING Outer Banks, NC May 4-6, 2001 In an event specially held for the descendants of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Keepers, including the Diamond Shoals Lightships of the old U.S. Lighthouse Service (1803-1939) a gathering of Keepers’ families will be held on the weekend of May 4th, 5th, and 6th, 2001. The family gathering will be held at the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The Outer Banks Lighthouse Society and the National Park Service will cosponsor the event. Are you a Cape Hatteras Keepers direct descendant?

30. U.S. Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Academy general Order No The historical published records (us Coast Guard Record of Movements1790 promoted while assigned to the numerous vessels, lighthouses, and life http://www.uscg.mil/hq/tcpet/cpoa/History/1stcpo.htm

HISTORY History National Archives Reveals Historical First Chiefs CWO Guy Cashman, USCG Who was actually promoted to Chief on May 18th, 1920? General Order No. 43 was the original message that advanced a select few individuals to the rank of Chief Petty Officer. However, these shipmates have remained nameless to most of us. The historical published records (U. S. Coast Guard Record of Movements 1790-1933) of a ship's crew include only the Officers and Chief Warrant Officers. Pay records have been recorded on everything from three by five index cards to ledgers and are stored in several locations throughout the country. The Coast Guard Historian's Office has no records of enlisted members who were promoted while assigned to the numerous vessels, lighthouses, and life-saving stations in service during the 1920's. Aside from the various shore stations, the U.S. Coast Guard had 129 vessels and 1 air station on May 18th, 1920. Which ships or units rated a Chief is still being researched. Regardless, only 5 vessels (Cutters Algonquin, Ossippee, Morrill, Earp and Tybee) had log transcripts, muster rolls or payroll records still intact at the National Archives in Washington, D. C. On four of those cutters, eight petty officers were identified as being promoted to Chief. They were: USCGC Algonquin CGM (Chief Gunners Mate) A. Wold

31. U.S. Coast Guard Bibliography: Lighthouses, Lenses, Etc. American Pharos, or LightHouse Guide Founded on Official Reports Received by theTreasury Department also, a general View of us lighthouses A Bicentennial. http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/h_biblio/h_ltlen.html

Lighthouses, Lenses, etc. Articles: Auld, J.A.M. "Automated Lights Will Guard the Coast." Geographic Magazine 54 (May, 1982), pp. 254-259. Illust., map. Bergin, Layne. "Screwpile Lighthouses: From Britain to the Bay." The Keeper's Log 3 , no. 3 (Spring, 1987), pp. 10-15. Illus. Clark, Admont. "Chatham: Cape Cod's Second Lighthouse." The Keeper's Log 5 , no. 3 (Spring, 1989), pp. 2-6. Illus. Cline, Emily. "Peril on the Great Lakes." Cobblestone II (June, 1981), pp. 30-33. Illus. Davis, Bill. "Restoration of the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse." The Keeper's Log 2 , no. 4 (Summer, 1986), pp. 19-22. Illus. DeWire, Elinor. "The Bulging Eye of Makapu'u." The Keeper's Log 2 , no. 4 (Summer, 1986), pp. 3-7. Illus. "Stannard Rock: The Lonelist Place in the World." The Keeper's Log 3 , no. 1 (Fall, 1986), pp. 2-9. Illus. Granger, Louis R. "Beacons in the Night." Sealift XXIV (August, 1974), pp. 4-7. Illus. Hanson, Dennis. "For Lighthouses, A Brighter Future." Smithsonian 18 (August, 1987), pp. 98-106, 108-109. Illus.

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Options National Lighthouse Center and Museum Lighthouse Heritage - National Initiative Lighthouse Sites West of PCH Recommended Reading List ... The World's Lighthouses, Lightships and Lifesaving Stations extensive list and resource The American Lighthouse Foundation - Help Save our Lighthouses LEGENDARY LIGHTHOUSES SERIES ON PBS Lighthouse Links on the Web - a comprehensive list of Lighthouse resources on the web. Touted as one of the most extensive in existence. The WWW Virtual Library: Lighthouses, Lightships and Lifesaving Stations U.S. Lighthouse Society U.S. Coast Guard - Lighthouses, Lightships, and Aids to Navigation Lighthouses Around the World - Frames - Slow but excellent site Keepers of the Light - A general guide to lighthouses around the Internet Lighthouses of the United States listed by States Lighthouses On-Line Lighthouses On-Line Links Light House Digest - The International Lighthouse Magazine Rick's Electronic Lighthouse Magazine Publicly Accessible Lighthouses Links: Lighthouses and Lightships Lighthouses - Early History and much more Lighthouse Locator Lighthouses and Ships within the National Parks System Sources for Lighthouse Information - including links to the U.S. Coast Guard.

33. Lighthouses In The Great Lakes Region Back to Top general Resources Great Lakes Lighthouse Guide Midwest Connection Provides GreatLakes lighthouses us Environmental Protection Agency http://www.great-lakes.net/tourism/cul/lighthouse.html

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34. Chesapeake Chapter, US Lighthouse Society - About The Chapter the cooperation of the us Coast Guard and other organizations, many of our meetingsinclude access to lighthouses normally not available to the general public. http://www.cheslights.org/about-us.htm

The Chesapeake Chapter 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. Since this is a local chapter of the national organization, Chapter members are expected to be or to become members of the U.S. Lighthouse Society. The Chapter meets in various locations in Virginia, Maryland, and the Mid-Atlantic area about once a month between March and September and in December. Meetings include visits and cruises to land-based and seaborne lights and other facilities, guest speakers, presentations by members, and time for sharing collections and information on trips. Meetings are designed to be self-supporting, with costs shared by the attendees. Through the cooperation of the U.S. Coast Guard and other organizations, many of our meetings include access to lighthouses normally not available to the general public. Our newsletter, Chesapeake Lights , is published quarterly and includes reports of past and future meetings, articles on area lights, member activities and profiles, and other items of interest to lighthouse enthusiasts. The Chapter maintains a modest archive of materials available for study, loan, and copying. The Chapter has started up a volunteer program in 1997 to assist local organizations in the preservation and maintenance of Bay area lighthouses . The Chapter tries to keep abreast of all light activities in Virginia and Maryland to serve as an information source and contact point for local authorities, other organizations, and the general public.

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36. AJ's Topical Stamp Collecting: The Arts: Architecture In fact, lighthouses have proven to be such a popular icon with the American publicin general that the us Postal Service is once again singing their praises.' http://ajward.tripod.com/stamps/0308arch.htm

's Topical Collecting The Arts : Architecture AltaVista Translation Architecture: Lighthouses, Windmills, ... American Topical Association - August 1999 Feature : Windmills on Stamps Lighthouse Stamp Society - APS Affiliate #221 - this Virtual Stamp Club info page lists: Dalene Thomas, President 8612 W. Warren Lane Lakewood, CO 80227-2352 E-mail www.users.uswest.net/~dalene1 (the old url aj.) Lighthouse Stamp Society (new URL) ; c.2000 The new url includes: Stamps, Cancels, Cinderellas, Postal Stationery, Links, Photos, Lighthouse Money, Lighthouse Phonecards Related Sites (Links) Dalene Thomas' Web Page New Zealand Lighthouse Stamps , Garry Law , .NZ Great Lakes Lighthouse Stamps from The Lighthouse Preservation Society 1-800-727-BEAM 'The first head of America's Bureau of Lighthouses, George R. Putnam, once said that, ". . . lighthouses appeal to the interest and better instinct of man because they are symbolic of never-ceasing watchfulness, of steadfast endurance in every exposure, of widespread helpfulness. The building and the keeping of the lights is a picturesque and humanitarian work of the nation." His sentiments surely echo those of countless sailors, who for centuries have relied on the guidance of lighthouses. In fact, lighthouses have proven to be such a popular icon with the American public in general that the U.S. Postal Service is once again singing their praises.' (from a 1995 Press Release which goes on to conclude:) 'Local groups have joined together with national organizations such as The Lighthouse Preservation Society and the Great Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association to change government policies on lighthouses and raise monies to save them. Although a musher (number) of lighthouses have been restored in recent years, with some 800 still in existence there is still much to do. In the words of the U.S. Postal Service, "With the loss of each lighthouse that deteriorates beyond repair, we lose a piece of our unique maritime history."

37. Untitled Crisp Point Lighthouse is one of 17 Great Lakes lighthouses owned by the us CoastGuard to local governments, nonprofit groups or sold to the general public http://www.portup.com/~classen/crisp.html

Fight To Save Crisp Point Lighthouse Continues By Christine Snow "We have to save the tower now," said Ross. It is easy to think that because it has been there so long, it will always be there. This isn’t the case. If we are unable to get the stone, which will help preserve the tower temporarily, it will never stand through another winter." "We need someone to come forward, who could help us in some way," Ross continued. "We have exhausted all possibilities. We have so many wonderful long range plans, but we have to take it one step at a time. Saving the tower is our number one priority at this time." "Crisp Point was in a precarious spot," said Ross. "t didn’t belong to the Coast Guard anymore, because it was up for disposal through the GSA. It had to pass into the hands of the National Park system to become a historical monument before it eventually went to Luce County. This decision has kept Crisp Point from going up for suction, which eliminates the possibility of private ownership." "We really have to thank the Road Commission for coming out and doing what they can to help," said Ross. "We appreciate them taking an interest in the project."

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39. Martha's Vineyard Historical Society -- About Us Listing Director Matthew Stackpole Museum support, Education, general Operations; RudyKuser - Edgartown, East Chop and Gay Head lighthouses. To contact us http://www.marthasvineyardhistory.org/aboutus.html

ABOUT US Our Campus is located 2 blocks southwest of Main Street in Edgartown on School Street. Our entrance is at the intersection of Cooke and School Streets. Limited one hour parking is available on School St. in the summer. There are 2 visitor parking spaces adjacent to the Huntington Library Building. 2003 Schedule of Hours Open to the Public Summer Hours: (Mid June - October) 2003> June 14 - October 11, Closed July 4 Tuesday through Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM Fall Hours: (October - Mid December) 2003> October 15 - December 20 Closed Thanksgiving weekend and Dec. 21-Jan. 2, 2004 Saturday 10 AM- 4 PM Winter Hours: (January - Mid March) 2003> January 3 - March 15 Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM and by appointment Wednesday, Thursday or Friday Spring Hours: Mid March - Mid June 2003> March 19 - June 13 Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM Admission Prices: Adults $7 summer; $6 fall through spring

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