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| Three drafts were rejected by the | Lighthouse Service, causing a delay in the construction |
| in 1924, and used first by the United States | Lighthouse Service, transferring to the Coast Guard in |
| 19, she was transferred to the United States | Lighthouse Service, converted into a lighthouse tender |
| winning design in a contest sponsored by the | Lighthouse Service. |
| ced under a lampist in the old United States | Lighthouse Service. |
| the war ended, she was returned to the U.S. | Lighthouse Service. |
| to isolated lighthouses in the United States | Lighthouse Service. |
| The foundation of the | lighthouse, shaped like a tomb, is the official Dutch m |
| "Let the Light from the | Lighthouse Shine on Me" (Rose Stone and the Venice Four |
| f Milford Haven and the Bristol Channel, the | lighthouse shines 20 miles (32 km). |
| oming eroded: each time a large wave hit the | lighthouse shook from side to side. |
| were only twelve on the Tararua) and that a | lighthouse should be built at Waipapa Point. |
| This | lighthouse should not be confused with more well known |
| The | lighthouse shows a series of three red flashes, in a tw |
| ing building materials to the Cape Mendocino | Lighthouse, Shubrick ran aground 30 miles south of the |
| of a modern structure comprising a combined | lighthouse, signal station and radar station. |
| The | lighthouse signals sea traffic coming from the Atlantic |
| Plans for the | lighthouse, signed by W. P. Clark |
| land's northern tip the ideal location for a | lighthouse since Georgia's early settlement period. |
| It has had a | lighthouse since 1924. |
| It has had a | lighthouse since 1909. |
| orical Society has been the caretaker of the | lighthouse since 1993, although the United States Coast |
| The | lighthouse sits on a fictional rocky island adorned wit |
| Coast Guard also owns the land on which the | lighthouse sits, and transferring the land is not part |
| n led to the construction of the Haulbowline | Lighthouse situated in the middle of the entrance to Ca |
| The United States | Lighthouse Society is a non-profit organization dedicat |
| Within months, the United States | Lighthouse Society started the New Dungeness chapter an |
| Amateur Radio | Lighthouse Society, World List of Lights (WLOL). |
| nd Cottage light structure formerly Portland | Lighthouse sometimes Portland Point Lighthouse is situa |
| The Hudson-Athens | Lighthouse, sometimes called the Hudson City Light, is |
| A sparkplug | lighthouse, sometimes known as a bug light, is a type o |
| Its tall lighted chimney made the | lighthouse somewhat redundant and also obscured the lig |
| The Back River Light was a | lighthouse south of the mouth of the Back River on the |
| While it is certainly not extremely tall in | lighthouse standards, the hill that it stands on is one |
| The | lighthouse stands 19 metres (62 ft) tall and along with |
| The wood-framed | lighthouse stands nears the island's shoreline, which m |
| g Hurricane San Felipe II strikes, again the | lighthouse stands firm, but the town housing is nearly |
| The | lighthouse stands 38 metres high and has 192 steps. |
| Cape Liptrap | Lighthouse stands upon the rocky cliff top of Cape Lipt |
| The | lighthouse stands 127 feet (38 m) high and took 18 mont |
| Madisonville's Tchefuncte River | Lighthouse stands resolutely on the Saint Tammany north |
| The Biloxi | Lighthouse stands proud and tall representing those who |
| The latest incarnation of the Tybee Island | lighthouse stands at 154 feet (47 m) and in 1933 became |
| The | lighthouse stands at 91 meters tall, and has a light vi |
| The land upon which the | lighthouse stands is a part of a 600-acre (2.4 km2) gra |
| The original | lighthouse stands in the Mackay Marina on the waterfron |
| The St. Simons | lighthouse stands on the north side of the sound. |
| An unmanned | lighthouse stands there as an aid to shipping. |
| The | lighthouse stands 75 feet (23 m) tall. |
| Maugher Beach, where a | lighthouse stands, is also known as "Hangman's Beach" b |
| magazines including Envoi, Iota, Reach, The | Lighthouse, Staple, Agenda and nthposition. |
| rly 18th centuries and a petition to erect a | lighthouse started around 1691. |
| Construction of the | lighthouse started in May 1933 and was completed shortl |
| Construction on the Southwest Ledge | Lighthouse started in 1873 and was finished in 1877. |
| But it was only in 1817 that the | lighthouse started working after its lighting system wa |
| Construction on the | lighthouse started in November 1875 and it became opera |
| site is now within the borders of Split Rock | Lighthouse State Park. |
| ry Light in Bristol, Rhode Island, USA, is a | lighthouse station on Narragansett Bay at the base of t |
| It is also the oldest | lighthouse station in Norway, first lit in 1655. |
| The current | lighthouse station was established in 1837. |
| The original | lighthouse station was designed by Carl Leick and estab |
| 870's dwelling was moved from the Long Point | Lighthouse Station to the site as a smaller keeper's re |
| The | lighthouse station was deactivated in 1917 and Castle P |
| way and is served by Chepauk, Triplicane and | Lighthouse stations of the MRTS line. |
| The location had been used as a | lighthouse stations since far back as 1829. |
| 852 and is the oldest screw-pile (with disk) | lighthouse still in service in the United States. |
| The foundation of the | lighthouse still survives, but is not lit. |
| Pooles Island Light is the oldest | lighthouse still standing in Maryland and the fourth ol |
| Anadolu Feneri is a historical | lighthouse still in use, which is located on the Asian |
| The | lighthouse, still in operation, is remote-controlled, a |
| The | lighthouse still operates, but is now fully automated. |
| Peggys Cove has a classic red-and-white | lighthouse still operated by the Canadian Coast Guard. |
| ember 1972 however the headland on which the | lighthouse stood subsided making the structure dangerou |
| The | lighthouse stood near the hulk of an old ship, the Hann |
| n high water mark and the ridge on which the | lighthouse stood, leaving a valley (The Valley) between |
| o and Su-eun stayed by the boardwalk where a | lighthouse stood. |
| mith, who later became famous as a writer of | lighthouse stories. |
| Originally constructed in 1861, the | lighthouse structure was later replaced in 1908 by a ne |
| The | lighthouse structure is 15.5 meters (51 ft) tall square |
| They unearthed evidence of a 1840s | lighthouse structure that preceded the 1857 building. |
| the end of the wall is a masonry base with a | lighthouse structure, formerly painted red and now pain |
| air Flats Front and Rear Range Light are two | lighthouse structures situated off the southeastern tip |
| The | lighthouse structures in the precinct show the importan |
| as replaced by one of the earliest cast iron | lighthouse structures, thirty-four feet tall (pictured |
| a good example of official neo-classic minor | lighthouse style. |
| Cranfield Point | Lighthouse subsequently fell victim to coastal erosion |
| The | lighthouse succumbed to the waves' actions in 1866 when |
| d a few mysterious incidents on video in the | lighthouse such as a disembodied voice of a woman cryin |
| The bluff in Smith Island | Lighthouse suddenly began to erode. |
| The | lighthouse suffered minimal damage. |
| The | lighthouse superstructure was on display at the Philade |
| The society was formed in 1993 by a group of | lighthouse supporters who met on a trip to Sambro Islan |
| The | lighthouse survived several hurricanes. |
| No trace of the | lighthouse survives today. |
| It is one of only two | lighthouse surviving to be constructed of timber frame |
| It crashed 1 mile west of | Lighthouse Talmas, near Doullens, and all crew members |
| Cape Tourville | Lighthouse, Tasmania |
| Officer (Boatswain's Mate Second Class), one | Lighthouse Technician (Electrician's Mate Second Class) |
| Tulip -- a wooden-hulled, steam | lighthouse tender built at New York City in 1862 and 18 |
| The United States | Lighthouse Tender Marigold was a lighthouse tender whic |
| The third Mayflower, a | lighthouse tender built in 1897, was transferred to the |
| USS Mayflower (1897) was a | lighthouse tender loaned to the U.S. Navy to patrol the |
| The second USS Mistletoe was a wooden | lighthouse tender built in Chester, Pennsylvania, in 18 |
| USS Holly (1881) was a | lighthouse tender borrowed by the U.S. Navy from the U. |
| Gerda III is a | lighthouse tender located at Mystic Seaport in Mystic, |
| e ship was launched on 18 December 1891, the | lighthouse tender was accepted by the United States Lig |
| a schooner-rigged, twin-screw, wooden-hulled | lighthouse tender of United States Lighthouse Service, |
| e USLHT Azalea, briefly the USS Azalea was a | lighthouse tender built in 1891 for the United States L |
| HMNZS Matai (T01) was a Marine Department | lighthouse tender which was requisitioned by the Royal |
| Matai was the government's | lighthouse tender servicing the marine lights around Ne |
| the smelters of Mount Isa, and a seaman on a | lighthouse tender in the 1950s before working at a publ |
| ng the "first" government-owned and operated | lighthouse tender of the Lighthouse Establishment altho |
| NLV Pole Star is a | lighthouse tender operated by the Northern Lighthouse B |
| e Dockyard built ships are the MV Cape Don a | lighthouse tender built in 1963 for the Commonwealth Li |
| The United States | Lighthouse Tender Clover was a lighthouse tender servin |
| o named by the Navy, Holly, a wood and steel | lighthouse tender, was built in Baltimore, Maryland, in |
| inese Maritime Customs for use as a buoy and | lighthouse tender. |
| and crew from stricken ships, and serve as a | lighthouse tender. |
| Fir is named after one of the original | lighthouse tenders built for the Lighthouse Service to |
| esting because it was originally a screwpile | lighthouse that was later converted to concrete caisson |
| It was the last new | lighthouse that was built in Norway; when the lighthous |
| Light and Sleep Hollow Light is a sparkplug | lighthouse that is part of a County Park for Westcheste |
| rom the track that leads from Achduin to the | lighthouse that passes just to the north of the summit, |
| Pass Manchac Light is a historic | lighthouse that was first erected in 1838 to mark the n |
| lwer Island Range Rear Light, is an inactive | lighthouse that used to be located on Bulwer Island, in |
| built in 1891 to replace the Old Point Loma | Lighthouse, that was ineffective due to elevation (fog) |
| A researcher found in a middle of the lake a | lighthouse that belongs to Bathonea. |
| Winstanley was visiting the | lighthouse that night to make repairs, and he lost his |
| also the site of the Morris Island Light, a | lighthouse that stands on the southern side of the entr |
| sen as a tribute to the Fire Island Light, a | lighthouse that sits on the island's west end. |
| Oak Orchard Light was a | lighthouse that operated on the shores of Lake Ontario, |
| he housing area was the third section of the | lighthouse, the light beacon. |
| ation techniques outgrew the need for such a | lighthouse, the Tybee Island lighthouse became obsolete |
| The four survivors are brought to the | lighthouse: the bosun Harker; an MP named Colonel James |
| base of operations for the famous Bell Rock | Lighthouse, the Signal Tower housed the families of the |
| Skerryvore | Lighthouse, the Hebrides ( -1959) |
| duo mode of Bane's level at the Cape Carmine | Lighthouse, the players have to fight Killer Croc and D |
| its and displays focus on the history of the | lighthouse, the life of a lighthouse keeper, and the ro |
| on the Eddystone Rocks, close to the current | lighthouse; the foundations proved too strong to be dis |
| It is the location of Nobbys Head | Lighthouse, the third lighthouse built in New South Wal |
| as the Kugelbake is a beacon once used as a | lighthouse; the wooden landmark on the mouth of the Elb |
| moved to Cobh to lay the foundation for that | lighthouse; the success of these undertakings led to th |
| ce Centre, The Scottish Maritime Museum, The | Lighthouse, The Children's Parliament. |
| The Canadian Coast Guard owns the | lighthouse, the land it is on, and maintains it. |
| The current | Lighthouse, the Holyhead Mail Pier Light is a conical w |
| ssissauga, the site of the Mississauga Point | Lighthouse, the Niagara Apothecary (the oldest apotheca |
| on, so in 1890 it was decided to built a new | lighthouse, the plans of which were completed on April |
| Appearing at the | Lighthouse theatre 8-10 July |
| Aladdin as the villain "Abanazar" at Poole's | Lighthouse Theatre during the Christmas and New Year Se |
| er-turned-born-again-Christian Lucius in the | Lighthouse Theatre's acclaimed production of Stephen Ad |
| ches a padlock to the fence surrounding this | lighthouse, their love will prosper. |
| In addition to the | lighthouse, there was a stone cottage for the head ligh |
| Upon the hill around the | lighthouse there are some marvellous 360 degree views o |
| Along with the | lighthouse, there was a keeper's building and a generat |
| Since 1808, there has been a | lighthouse there to guide ships through the waterway. |
| Next to the | lighthouse there is another brick house that used to se |
| not inconceivable that the Romans did have a | lighthouse there, but I'd tend to the reuse theory. |
| The light's focal plane on Gibbs Hill | Lighthouse, therefore, is at 354 feet (108 m) above sea |
| Together with the Kreac'h | lighthouse, they are the 3 most famous lighthouses of t |
| its sibling, the retired Kaipara North Head | lighthouse, this was one of the last two wooden lightho |
| ng 5s. to 8s. per gallon, was used in Cromer | lighthouse This new and recurrent and rapid obscureness |
| Lighthouse: This popular Canadian act performed two set | |
| At that time, the distance from the | lighthouse to the sea was 3 kilometers. |
| nment of Puerto Rico bought an area near the | lighthouse to create a conservation area. |
| Federal Government appropriated $4,000 for a | lighthouse to be built at the entrance of Scituate Harb |
| The first | lighthouse to mark the entrance to Carquinez Strait and |
| they couldn't find him when they went to the | lighthouse to thank him. |
| 1887 the rear range light was moved from the | lighthouse to a tramway to permit proper adjustments to |
| Funds for a | lighthouse to properly mark Cape Spencer were later gra |
| get the official certifications to open the | lighthouse to the public, and the public open day was h |
| urn to North Sunderland so they rowed to the | lighthouse to take shelter. |
| Swim Race, a one-mile (1.6 km) race from the | lighthouse to Bayley Beach in the Rowayton section of N |
| The George Island Light was the last | lighthouse to be fitted as a fully automatic light. |
| e George Washington Bridge next to the small | lighthouse to affirm the idea that even the small are i |
| It is the third fully documented | lighthouse to be built at Cape May Point. |
| ished at this point on the Cape, with a wood | lighthouse to warn ships about the dangerous coastline |
| oncrete tower was built next to the original | lighthouse to house a MEASAT radar. |
| the century and it was necessary to move the | lighthouse to a location out of the way of the concussi |
| 1921, making the new light the only working | lighthouse to be moved from one location to another in |
| The path from the | lighthouse to the north end of the island is quite rust |
| In 1874, a brick wall was built around the | lighthouse to protect it from the encroaching sea. |
| iral staircase, with the goal of opening the | lighthouse to public access. |
| ociation put pressure on Trinity house for a | lighthouse to be built, stating that similar tragedies |
| It is the fourth oldest western style | lighthouse to be built in Japan, and the 2nd oldest sur |
| The | lighthouse today |
| Battery Point | Lighthouse towards shore |
| The distinctive | lighthouse tower was added to cover a water storage tan |
| This is the second tallest | lighthouse tower in Norway. |
| The 29.5-metre (97 ft) tall | lighthouse tower is made of rock, which was moved from |
| t Guard to begin a restoration effort on the | lighthouse tower itself. |
| The | lighthouse tower itself is only 33 feet (10 m) tall; ho |
| The | lighthouse tower was restored in 2005 as the result of |
| A Light Station comprises the | Lighthouse tower and all outbuildings, such as the keep |
| The round | lighthouse tower is built of granite and is 32 meters ( |
| The present 184 foot (62 m) high | lighthouse tower was built in 1955. |
| The | lighthouse tower is known locally as the "Pepperpot". |
| SIS LVSITANVS.EX.VO, permitting the original | lighthouse tower to be ascribed to the architect Gaius |
| The original | lighthouse tower still exists but the lamp was recently |
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