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The	lighthouse was constructed by the Civil Engineers and c
The last of Brunton's 26 "children" - the	lighthouse at Tsunoshima island, Hohoku, Shimonoseki, Y
built of heavy masonry, gives access to the	lighthouse.
rom the track that leads from Achduin to the	lighthouse that passes just to the north of the summit,
The	Lighthouse Land (Abrams) 2006
In addition to the	lighthouse, there was a stone cottage for the head ligh
The	lighthouse was designed by Sir James Nicholas Douglass
y afterwards Herakles-Bulk collided with the	lighthouse, causing superficial damage, and foundered i
Among these, the	lighthouse of Port Said had special significance owing
etween 9am and 10am, during which period the	lighthouse keepers would hoist the ball up to the top o
The	lighthouse's status has thus been contentious in recent
19, the shipping channel was widened and the	lighthouse was moved 275 feet (84 m) inland.
The	Lighthouse of Port Said is one of the most important ar
The	lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation.
The	lighthouse is located in Sturgeon Point Scenic Site, a
ufort County Historical Surveys for both the	lighthouse and the oil house are available.
magazines including Envoi, Iota, Reach, The	Lighthouse, Staple, Agenda and nthposition.
on an even keel only tens of metres from the	lighthouse.
stigated possible paranormal activity at the	lighthouse, keeper's house, and Fort Constitution.
A garden surrounds the	lighthouse.
The	lighthouse is also equipped with a foghorn.
Since the stairs were installed, the	lighthouse became more popular around New Zealand and e
nt shows both featured investigations of the	lighthouse as well as the keeper's house and the nearby
The	lighthouse was deactivated in 1926 when it was abandone
The	lighthouse is 108 feet tall, which makes it the second
e matter was resolved some 2 years after the	lighthouse became operational.
Visitors can tour the	lighthouse, which is operated by the Westport South Bea
nstruction started on 18 August 1989 and the	lighthouse was restored to fully functional status in l
andant of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, on the	Lighthouse Board, and in command of the Pacific Squadro
Fort Morgan was built adjacent to the	lighthouse in 1833.
The base of the	lighthouse rests on a 12-foot-thick foundation of sands
lens installed in its lantern which made the	lighthouse very powerful.
two raids during the Second World War on the	lighthouse, following the German occupation of the Chan
Upon the hill around the	lighthouse there are some marvellous 360 degree views o
Mrs. Fish retired from the	Lighthouse Service in 1914 and died in 1931; she is bur
The	lighthouse aided in the transport of copper from the Up
An application to build the	Lighthouse was made in March 1827 on behalf of traders
urn to North Sunderland so they rowed to the	lighthouse to take shelter.
This forms a ‘U'-shape, with the	Lighthouse at the centre of the south side, and enclose
The	lighthouse is named for its original keeper, "Spafford
The	lighthouse was established in 1873, the third to be ere
The	lighthouse at low tide
The	lighthouse was converted to electrical power in 1970.
The	lighthouse is depicted on the 2003-2004 Federal Duck St
The	lighthouse was subsequently destroyed by cannonball fir
In 1960 the	lighthouse was electrified and connected to the mains e
The	lighthouse is solar powered.
The	lighthouse is maintained by the Port Authority of Jamai
Today the	lighthouse lights up the skies every night, and offers
ry and stave off the erosion and loss of the	lighthouse.
The	lighthouse was added to the National Register of Histor
The	lighthouse on the island was constructed on the northwe
The	lighthouse at Pointe du Grouin du Cou is a 52-foot-tall
Today nobody lives on the island and the	lighthouse buildings are deteriorating.
Within a few months the	lighthouse had settled more than a foot on one side.
The	lighthouse is now listed on the National Register of Hi
m features exhibits about the history of the	lighthouse and its keepers, a Fresnel lens, lifesaving
The	lighthouse was designed by Richard Henry Brunton, who w
The	lighthouse survived several hurricanes.
sh Maritime Administration owns and runs the	lighthouse.
In 1996 the	lighthouse was automated after having been manned for 1
when the bluff reached the front door of the	lighthouse, it was abandoned.
The	lighthouse was joined by the 200-foot (61 m) Sand Islan
In the 1980s, the	lighthouse became a part of Adirondack State Park and t
raining cruise-he served as secretary to the	Lighthouse Board from 1873 to 1878.
On September 3, 2004 the foghorn at the	lighthouse was deactivated and removed from the station
The	Lighthouse was built in 1934 as a restaurant named Verp
ancient temple and an ancient replica of the	Lighthouse of Alexandria are to be seen here.
tes and served for a year as Chairman of the	Lighthouse Board before retiring 10 August 1903.
as largely responsible for the merger of the	Lighthouse Service with the Coast Guard in 1939.
The	lighthouse, besides being a navigational aid, serves as
The	lighthouse on the skerry is the highest one (52 m or 17
The	lighthouse stands 38 metres high and has 192 steps.
The	lighthouse was put in service in 1858, automated in 196
great ceremony by John Forrest in 1895, the	lighthouse has since been automated.
The town received the name of the	lighthouse, and in Castilian Spanish evolved into the n
and some of his personal wealth to fund the	lighthouse construction.
rt is now buried beneath the naval base, the	lighthouse is a visible reminder of the British presenc
The	lighthouse at Fourteen Foot Shoal was named to note tha
Judkins, who is the	lighthouse keeper, rescued January from a shipwreck whe
The	lighthouse is practically in ruins, though some parts o
He was one of the	Lighthouse All-Stars in 1957 and 1958, and recorded wit
Plan of the	lighthouse, 1877
The	lighthouse was established and lit in 1833 and was deac
veral Byzantine churches, Cape Malea and the	Lighthouse of Cape Maleas.
sition in San Pedro's middle breakwater, the	lighthouse was considered an uncanny mechanical wonder
t Guard to begin a restoration effort on the	lighthouse tower itself.
On July 1, 1939, the	Lighthouse Service was combined with the Coast Guard to
It is owned by and sits on top of the	Lighthouse Inn, a seasonal hotel.
d and built during the mid-19th century, the	lighthouse adopted basic elements from neoclassical arc
Construction began on the	lighthouse on the rock of la Jument in 1904, and it was
The	lighthouse was subsequently placed on the National Regi
There are 199 steps to the top of the	Lighthouse.
nstalled a spiral uprights lantern, from the	Lighthouse of Adra, and a new light installation made u
In 1819 the	lighthouse burned down, with only the outer walls still
The	lighthouse was prefabricated in Brisbane, then dismantl
, and some henchmen before Knox blows up the	lighthouse, but Knox uses his software and the Redstar
to the San Mateo Historical Society when the	lighthouse was automated in 1970, and is currently on d
The	lighthouse and the cottages
A steel balcony at the top of the	Lighthouse offers a panoramic view of Georgetown and We
outheast end and the southwest end where the	lighthouse is located.
Another view of the	lighthouse.
The	lighthouse was originally built in 1828, but it was des
The	lighthouse was severely damaged by the 1918 earthquake
n buoy tender Lambton set out to deliver the	lighthouse keepers for the upcoming shipping season to
The	lighthouse marks the western entrance of King Sound.
However, in spite of being automated, the	lighthouse is one of few remaining staffed with a light
In 1920, the	Lighthouse Service oversaw the automation of the Crib L
is currently in the process of restoring the	lighthouse.
ron during 1899-1901 and was Chairman of the	Lighthouse Board in 1901-02.
The	lighthouse suffered minimal damage.
The view from the top of the	lighthouse.
The	lighthouse is displayed in the arms of Behrensdorf and
issioned during British rule in Malacca, the	lighthouse was completed in 1849 as an additional beaco
The	lighthouse tower itself is only 33 feet (10 m) tall; ho
o Grays Harbor, have since built up, and the	lighthouse currently stands approximately 3000 feet fro
The	lighthouse and causeway just before high tide
withstanding over 150 years of erosion, the	lighthouse is now entirely black.
The	lighthouse succumbed to the waves' actions in 1866 when
Since toxic lead paint was used to paint the	lighthouse, in 1995, a restoration project began to san
The	lighthouse can be use as a fixing mark for navigators a
In 1947 the	lighthouse was sold and, although still standing, is no
aken to be used in the Ashdod Light, and the	lighthouse was shut down.
The	lighthouse located on Point Moore was recently repainte
in the early 1950s, all residents except the	lighthouse keeper were relocated to other areas.
ose musical production of "Peter Pan" at the	Lighthouse, Poole, alongside Matthew Kelly, Tracey Chil
The explosion damaged the	lighthouse which was 3,000 yards (2,700 m) away.
The	lighthouse is listed as UKR 050 by ARLHS, EU-182 by IOT
The	lighthouse is located behind the dunes and sea dike pro
Loretto, southeast of the	lighthouse.
n 1967 the Coast Guard planned to remove the	lighthouse but local boaters protested.
The island the	lighthouse lies on is named Tatoosh Island after a Nati
1967, the Coast Guard planned to remove the	lighthouse but local boaters protested.
Even though the	lighthouse is managing itself nowadays, there are still
The distinctive sequence enables the	lighthouse not only to warn mariners but also to help i
The position of the	lighthouse is sufficiently far from Cabo Finsterre to i
The	lighthouse lost power in 2008, and the power supply has
The	lighthouse was later electrified, and became fully auto
weather observations were carried out by the	lighthouse keepers.
The	lighthouse was repainted recently and is now white with
search of a playing job and came across the	Lighthouse Club on Pier Avenue in Hermosa Beach, which
The	lighthouse is lit from July 21 until May 16 each year.
The	lighthouse is featured prominently on Mississippi's cur
The bluffs the	lighthouse is situated on are part of the terminal mora
Inside the	lighthouse, blue lines are painted on the wall to mark
The	lighthouse was designed by Richard Henry Brunton as par
les, was unlit in the 1800s, and in 1888 the	Lighthouse Board requested funds to establish a light i
The	lighthouse celebrated its 150th Anniversary in 2008.
S. Treasury Department for service under the	Lighthouse Board 29 June 1865.
her John Christopher Drumgoole purchased the	lighthouse, cottage and an additional outbuilding in 19
ckly at the point and the land bridge to the	lighthouse can disappear rapidly.
Department of Commerce with the rest of the	Lighthouse Service under an Executive order of 1 July 1
The	lighthouse is painted white.
The	lighthouse tower was restored in 2005 as the result of
The	lighthouse was decommissioned in 1978 and remained dark
The	lighthouse beacon was electrified in 1933 with a 500-wa
But the man does not come to activate the	lighthouse, confirming its fears that it will never shi
Today, the	lighthouse is manned weekly by society members who pay
The	lighthouse was very isolated.
The	lighthouse keepers had to fish and hunt to provide food
The bridge calls to the	lighthouse, reassuring it that it is still needed, "eac
The	lighthouse was established in 1782 atop the "French Cas
already marked by a stone daybeacon when the	lighthouse board recommended construction of a light in
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The site is accessible but the	lighthouse is close to the public.
The	lighthouse was completed in 1860 at a cost of more than
very night a man climbs up to the top of the	lighthouse and turns on its flashing light.
The foundation was natural/emplaced and the	lighthouse was constructed out of limestone with a bric
f Milford Haven and the Bristol Channel, the	lighthouse shines 20 miles (32 km).
The	lighthouse was privately built as part of Harbour Town
The	lighthouse is easily seen from the water and tours are
The	lighthouse was deactivated after its light became obscu
Today the	lighthouse is unmanned and automated, and is serviced b
The	lighthouse was listed on the National Register of Histo
The	lighthouse, which overlooked the Mispillion River and C
of concerned citizens stepped in to form the	Lighthouse Broadcasting Corporation, that launched a "S
s on Robben Island, where his father was the	lighthouse keeper.
The	lighthouse was built in 1941 and first lit during May o
That is why the executive board at the	Lighthouse Broadcasting Corporation felt that it was on
vated and its lamp has been removed, but the	lighthouse is open to the public as part of a National
nd continued in service until 1880, when the	Lighthouse Service decided the Bass River Light was no
Looking south from the	lighthouse
The	lighthouse was not only one of the first such buildings
In 1998 a group of volunteers dismantled the	lighthouse and reassembled it in Mal Coombs Park in She
ng octagonal sections, the iron used for the	lighthouse was recycled from smooth-bored Columbian can
The	lighthouse and the nearby keeper's cottage are on the N
84, February 15: A 20 year lease between the	Lighthouse Preservation Society and the USCG was signed
Swim Race, a one-mile (1.6 km) race from the	lighthouse to Bayley Beach in the Rowayton section of N
The	lighthouse was relocated in 1979 to avoid erosion.
licopters and faster boats, staffing for the	lighthouse was carried out from Leith, home of the Nort
Central Library holds a wash-drawing of the	Lighthouse under construction by Charles Norris.
The	lighthouse itself continued in service, even as the bre
The	lighthouse was automated in 1962 and the United States
gara Island can enjoy a 1-2 hour tour of the	lighthouse and its surrounding grounds, usually includi
At a meeting on 5 June 1886, the	lighthouse commission decided to construct a new tower
around the light is accessible by foot, the	lighthouse itself is not open to the public.
is accessible by ferry from Cairns, and the	lighthouse is a 3.6 kilometres (2.2 mi) hike from the f
with flammable illuminants for 60 years; the	lighthouse was not electrified until after World War II
rt York, a bastion built in extension of the	lighthouse and now manned by 380 British marines.
as an honorary "light keeper" and opens the	lighthouse for tours on Thursday and Friday afternoons.

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