Two new lighthouse books by David Zapatka
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Walk though this 1800s lighthouse on rocky shore of Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula
This historic 1800s lighthouse still lights the way for ships navigating around the rocky shoreline of Michigan.
Built in 1871, Eagle Harbor Lighthouse continues to operate as an active navigational aid while also serving as a museum.
Click here to see more of Eagle Harbor on the USLHS Research Catalog
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Peaceful getaways: Top lighthouse retreats to visit
Lighthouse retreats are the best way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
These places are stunning and provide a peaceful setting where one can unwind and enjoy nature's beauty.
Click here to see more of Cape Neddick, Point Reyes, Heceta Head, and Split Rock on the USLHS Research Catalog
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Break-in reported at New Point Comfort Lighthouse, VA
The Mathew's County Sheriff's Office is offering a cash reward to help find out who broke into the New Point Comfort Lighthouse.
According to officials, between April 30 and May 14, the entrance to the lighthouse was broken into, causing the door and lock to be damaged.
Click here to see more of New Point Comfort on the USLHS Research Catalog
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Spectacular view now crystal clear with new windows on iconic Lake Michigan lighthouse
The spectacular view of Lake Michigan from this iconic lighthouse is now crystal clear.
Last week, new windows were installed in the lantern room at the top of the Big Sable Point Lighthouse tower at Ludington State Park.
Click here to see more of Big Sable Point on the USLHS Research Catalog
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Discover Maine's only inland lighthouse on Cobbossee Lake in Winthrop
Maine's storied seacoast draws most of its visitors, and even though the Pine Tree State is mostly forest, those woods are dotted with a lot of water too.
From northern Aroostook County to southernmost York County, there are roughly 6,000 lakes and ponds in the state of Maine.
Click here to see more of Ladies Delight on the USLHS Research Catalog
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'Race Against Time': Salem Bakers Island Light Station, MA, Restoration Campaign Begins
Masonry work on one of the oldest lighthouses in the nation will begin with the help of grant funding that Essex Heritage secured for what Essex CEO Annie Harris called the "urgent preservation needs" of Bakers Island Light Station.
The funding comes as Essex Heritage celebrates the 10th anniversary of public access to this historic maritime landmark under its stewardship.
Click here to see more of Baker's Island on the USLHS Research Catalog
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Millions of midges swarm White Shoal; the most isolated light station on Lake Michigan
Looking up at the candy-cane striped light station in the middle of Lake Michigan, one might assume the black grime shading those red and white stripes was from waves and weather.
That's a good guess - until you hear the low hum of millions of wings buzzing.
Click here to see more of White Shoal on the USLHS Research Catalog
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Repair work set to begin on Maine's Marshall Point Lighthouse damaged by winter storms
Repair work is set to begin on a Maine lighthouse damaged in January 2024 storms.
Marshall Point Lighthouse and Museum will be closed temporarily starting on Monday.
Click here to see more of Marshall Point on the USLHS Research Catalog
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11 lighthouses to discover on Michigan's northernmost peninsula
These eleven lighthouses once guided ships around the treacherous, rocky shores of Michigan's northernmost peninsula.
The Keweenaw Peninsula juts out into Lake Superior from Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Click here to see more of Michigan's Lighthouses on the USLHS Research Catalog
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