Mississippi's Serene Coastal Paradise Is A Gulf Coast Lighthouse With Unbeatable Views And Unique Architecture
The United States Gulf Coast is chock-full of lively beach towns, buzzing seaside attractions, and delectable, fresh seafood with a uniquely Southern flair.
Biloxi offers stunning attractions to connect with the history and natural beauty unique to the town. One such attractions is the historic Biloxi Lighthouse.
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What is the story of the two lighthouses at Lake Pontchartrain, LA?
Two lighthouses on Lake Pontchartrain, once a vital part of the maritime landscape, are still beacons for curious tourists and locals who love New Orleans history.
Metairie reader Perry Dolce, who often visits the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain, noticed a lighthouse in the area that used to be the Pontchartrain Beach Amusement Park.
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Wisconsin's Wildly Underrated Island Has Sandy Beaches, Enchanting Sea Caves A Lush Forset & the Sand Island Lighthouse
Not many people plan explorations around, or even know of, the magical archipelago just off the coast of Wisconsin.
Made up of 22 islands, the Apostle Islands are easily the most majestic floating delights in the Midwest.
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Maine's Harborfront Getaway Known For Sandy Beaches And Historic Lighthouses Is A Family-Friendly Gem
Despite not being the state capital, Portland is the largest city in Maine.
Tourists flock here every year for music, culture, and lobster rolls, but if you're looking for a quieter escape, Sough Portland might just be more your scene.
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America's most beautiful lighthouse? Travel magazine says it's right here in Maine
No landmark in Maine shows what the state is all about quite like Portland Head Light.
Found in Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, this iconic lighthouse has helped guide sailors safely to shore since the late 1700's. Its a beacon of light for both sailors and all who visit.
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The wonders of the Volta Region, Ghana
Located in the southeastern part of Ghana, the Volta region is known for its rich culture, diverse ethnic groups and stunning landscapes.
The region is also endowed with many breathtaking tourist attractions that offers relaxation, recreation and a step in to history.
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After 170 years, an uncertain future for California's first beacons
Few structures evoke such varied emotions as the sight of a weathered lighthouse standing firm against an incoming tide.
Without these tall, circular towers set along the shore, California wouldn't be what it is today.
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Michigan, the state with the most picturesque lighthouses feels like a coastal fairytale
According to the Guinness Book of Worlds Records, there are over 20,000 lighthouses in the world, and the United States is home to the highest concentration of them.
At least 1,500 lighthouses were built in the US over the years - which makes sense, given the 12,000 miles of coastline - though fewer than 700 American lighthouses are still around today.
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Berwick, LA, gears up for 11th annual Lighthouse Festival
Organizers in Berwick say the Lighthouse Festival is once again bringing the community together for a weekend packed with food, music, and family fun.
"There's all the food and drinks, and where the white trucks are is where the stage goes," said festival chairman Colleen Nicklasskew, pointing to the setup along the riverfront.
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Proud to Serve: Assateague Lighthouse, VA
This is a WBOC (CBS) video clip
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