Report for Cape Neddick (Maine) - 1935
General |
District: | 1st |
Inspector: | Thomas Sampson, Assistant Superintendent |
Location: | On the N'ly part of Cape Neddick Nubble, off Cape Neddick Seacoast, Maine |
Date of Report: | 05/03/1935 |
Latitude: | 43° 09' 55N" |
Longitude: | 70° 35' 30W" |
Premises |
Site: | Purchase |
Date of Reservation: | |
Date of Deed: | 02/07/1879 |
Date of Permission: | |
Date of Lease: | |
Area of the Entire Site: | 5 acres |
Area Inclosed: | |
Character of Soil: | |
Distance of tower from Nearest High-Water Mark: | 75' |
Inclosures to Premises / Type of Fence: | |
Wharf or Landing on Premises: | Boat house & slip |
Road to Land or Wharf Chararacter of and Distance: | |
Means to Reach Light Station: | Carriage or bus from RR station at Portsmouth, NH, 13 miles & boat 1/4 mile |
Distance to Nearest Road: | |
Distance to Post Office: | |
Distance to Village: | |
Facilities for Public Conveyance: | |
Facilities for Private Conveyance: | |
Means Used for Support of Lantern: | Tower |
Number of Separate Lights: | One |
First Built or Established: | 1879 |
Last Rebuilt, Repaired, or Renovated: | |
Condition at This Date: | |
Shape of Tower in Plan: | |
Form of Tower: | |
Height from Base to Ventilator Ball: | |
Height of Focal Plane Above Mean High Water: | 87.5' |
Background of Lighthouse as Seen from Sea: | Trees & summer cottage |
Color of Tower: | White |
Color of Tower/ How Produced: | Paint |
Tower Connection: | Connected by covered way |
Object of Navigation: | Secondary seacoast |
Building Materials: | Cast iron |
General Description: | |
Wall Thickness at Base: | |
Wall Thickness at Parapet: | |
Diameter at Base: | |
Diameter at Parapet: | |
Kind of Stairway and Steps: | Cast iron |
Number of Landings: | |
Size of Glass: | 10 1/4" x 21" |
Number of Windows and Size of Sash: | 3 - 25" x 23.5" |
Number of Doors: | 1 |
Kind of Foundation and Depth Below Surface: | |
Character of Soil Surrounding the Lighthouse: | |
Soil Susceptibility: | |
Miscellaneous Remarks: | Earlier deeds; 12/10/1878, 12/16/1878 |
Lantern and Fixtures |
Order of Lantern: | 4th |
Shape of Lantern: | Polygonal |
Diameter to Glass: | |
Diameter in the Clear: | |
Number of Sides: | |
Type of Bars: | Vertical |
Thickness of Bars: | |
Height Glazed: | 36 3/8" |
Number of Plates in Height: | One |
Number of Plates Each Side: | One |
Thickness of Plates: | 1/4" |
Size of Plates: | |
Number of Storm Panes: | |
Unglazed Side of Lantern: | |
What Bearings: | |
Construction Material Lantern: | Cast iron |
Construction Material Roof / Cowl: | Cast iron |
Ventilator / Cowl: | Cast iron |
Lightning Spindle: | Wrought iron with copper tip |
Description of Lightning Rod: | |
Balustrade: | Top railing flat iron 2" x 1/2" - bottom railing 3/4" |
Lantern Doors: | In parapet wall - hinges & latch |
Floor of Lantern: | Cast iron |
Watchroom Doors: | In deck |
Parapet Diameter: |
Ventilators |
Location / Number: | Parapet wall |
Ladders / Cleaning Arrangement: | None |
Curtain Hooks / Hanger: | Spring rollers |
Watchroom |
How is Watchroom Fitted: | Table & closet for lamp stock |
How is Relief Called: | Thermostat alarm |
Where is Call System Led: | From illuminating apparatus to dwelling |
Illuminating Apparatus |
Kind of Apparatus: | |
Intensity in Candles: | |
Name of Maker: | L.Sautter Lemonnier & Co. |
Year Made: | |
Marks and Number: | Paris |
Order of Apparatus: | 4th |
Inside Diameter: | 19.5" |
Light Characteristic: | |
Time of Revolution: | |
Flash Interval: | |
Duration of Flash: | |
Arc of Each Fixed Part: | 90 degrees |
Number of Panels: | 4 |
Number of Flash Panels: | |
Arc of Each: | |
Number of Elements in Central Drum: | 5 |
Number of Prisms Above Center Drum: | 7 |
Number of Prisms Below Center Drum: | 4 |
Does Apparatus Revolve?: | False |
Is There a Revolving Belt?: | False |
Revolving Panels: | |
How Flash is Produced: | |
Number of Vertical Elements Panel: | |
Fixed Lens Covered: | |
Pedestal: | Cast iron |
Service Table: | |
Draft Tube Description: | |
Revolving Machinery: | |
Standby and Description: | |
Chariot Float or Balls: | |
Chariot Description: | |
Length of Drop Tube: | |
Clock Weight: | |
Length of Winding Time: | |
Drive During Rewind: | |
Machinery Protection: | |
Regulated: | |
Lens Protection: | |
How Color is Produced: | Ruby glass in lantern |
Red Sectors Description: | |
Where Color Attached: | |
Form of Colored Glass: | |
Lamp Description: | Type A. IOV |
Type of Illuminant: | Kerosene |
Number of Spare Lamps: | 2 |
Number of Spare Burners: | 2 |
Candle Power: | 600 CP |
Closets and Store Rooms |
Tower Closet Use: | 1 fitted with shelves - used for spare lamps & cleaning materials |
Oil House Description: | Brick oil house - 127' W'ly from tower |
Oil House Inside Dimension: | |
Oil House Construction Material: | |
Oil House Capacity: | 2 - 239 gal. & 1 - 139 gal tanks for kerosene |
Other (Describe): | Closet for lamp stock in watchroom |
Suitability: | Dry & suitable |
Fog Signal General |
Fog Signal Kind: | Fog bell struck by machine |
Time to Start: | Starts instantly |
How Long Will Pressure Last: | |
Manufacturer: | |
Year of Manufacture: | |
Characteristic: | Single blow every 15 sec. |
Duplication: | Spare equalizing springs; spare parts on hand in storehouse, Portland |
Timing Device: | |
If whistle, siren, or trumpet, Pressure at Which Blown: | |
Height Above Water: | |
Compass Direction: | |
Location: | |
Distance and Direction: | 10' W'ly |
Water Supply: | |
Reached from Lighthouse: | Covered way |
Description of Fog Signal Building: | White pyramidal bell tower |
Pressure And Recording Gauge: |
Bell Signal |
Weight: | 1226 lbs |
Metal: | Bell metal |
Diameter: | 3' 3" |
Height: | 2' 6" |
Time: | 5 hrs. 40 min. |
Manufacturer: | H.M. Hopper & Co. -- 1877 |
Weights for Operation: |
Dwelling |
Location: | 29' N'ly from tower |
Coloring: | White with lead colored trimmings |
Construction Materials: | Wood |
Number of Rooms: | 1 |
Number of Dwellings: | |
Heating Plant: | |
Number of Keepers: | Keeper |
Furnished Quarters: | |
NOT Furnished Quarters: | |
Outhouses: | 1 |
Outhouse Coloring: | White |
Paths and Walks: | Path & walks |
Area Inclosed: | |
Area of Garden: | |
Area Timber or Shrubbery: | |
Cultivation Area Available: | None |
Area Cultivated: | None |
Character of Surroundings: | |
Stove, Maker: | Portland S. F. Co. |
Stove, Size: | Royal Atlantic #8 |
Sink, Maker: | |
Sink, Size: | |
Pump, Maker: | Douglass |
Pump, Size: | #2 |
Lamps: |
Water |
How Procured: | Rain water from roof of dwelling |
Quality: | Good |
Quantity: | Ample |
Injury Possible: | No |
Purity Precaution: | Cleaned frequently |
Tank Capacity: | Cistern in cellar of dwelling - 2500 gal. |
Tank Material: | Brick |
Distilling Apparatus: | False |
Distilling Manufacturer: | |
Well Description: | |
Well Diameter: | |
Well Lining: | |
Pump or Bucket: | Pump |
What Power Used: | |
Distance from Dwelling: |
Healthfulness |
General Opinion: | Very healthful |
Diseases: | None |
Prevalency: | No |
Local Causes: | No |
Recommended Improvements: | No |
Miscellaneous |
Access to Lighthouse: | Boat house & slip path & walk to lighthouse |
Distance and Direction: | About 150' NE'ly from tower |
Miscellaneous Remarks: | 2 - 239 & 1 - 139 gal tanks. |
Boats |
Boat Number: | 111 |
Type: | Dory |
Length: | 4' 8" |
Width: | 13' |
When Built: | |
Date Harbored at Station: | Jan. 25, 1925 |
Sails: | False |
Suited to Work: | Yes |