21. Quick Look-up Index photos Florida east coast Railroad (FEC) Florida History Ownership, 1783 1821 Florida,us Territory and a and businesses Maps Map, lighthouses Mario Sanchez http://www.keyshistory.org/quickindex.html

DIRECTORY ROOM Quick look up table with links About the Historical Preservation Society Additional Reading Index Airports Alligators ... Boats, Early Spanish Sailing Vessels Booklets: Biography of Dr. Henry Perrine Biography of William John Matheson Bottles found in the Florida Keys Black Heritage, Upper Keys ... Return to Home Page E-Mail to editor Return to Keys Cybermuseum

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Longstreet Highroad Guide to the Chesapeake Bay By Deane Winegar Online Guides Buy the Book About Sherpa Guides Credits ... Appendices Lighthouses of Chesapeake Bay Who ever heard of Laban Gossigan? The name would probably stump Jeopardy ’s finest. But when Laban Gossigan climbed the spiral, stone staircase and lighted the lantern of the Cape Henry Lighthouse in 1792, he became the first keeper of the first lighthouse on the Chesapeake Bay, beginning a long tradition. People are fascinated by lighthouses in a way that is hard to explain. These towers and houses of brick, stone, wood, iron, and steel attract people like few other man-made structures. The Smith Point light tower was again replaced with a new lightship in 1859, and this lightship was replaced by the new screwpile-style lighthouse in 1868. Screwpile lighthouses are built on pilings literally screwed deep into the bedrock. This structure suffered the fate of many screwpile lighthouses on the bay when it was damaged by ice in 1893, repaired, then knocked completely off its pilings and carried away by ice floes in 1895. An ice-resilient caisson foundation was used in 1897 for the present lighthouse. Caissons are watertight enclosures, usually round, that enable construction to be carried on underground. The Smith Point Light was automated in 1970 and is known today not only by ship captains, who are guided by it, but by anglers, who regard it as one of the best fish attractants on the Chesapeake Bay.

25. Sherpa Guides | Chesapeake Bay | Appendices | Books And References Lighting the Bay Tales of Chesapeake lighthouses, by Pat Check us out at www.crabhawk.com;Norfolk active community, and proximity to east coast cities, offers http://sherpaguides.com/chesapeake_bay/appendices/books_and_reference.html

Longstreet Highroad Guide to the Chesapeake Bay By Deane Winegar Online Guides Buy the Book About Sherpa Guides Credits ... Appendices Books And References The Barrier Islands : A Photographic History of Life on Hog, Cobb, Smith, Cedar, Parramore, Metompkin and Assateague , by Curtis J. Badger and Rick Kellam, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg, PA 1989. Bay Beacons: Lighthouses of the Chesapeake Bay , by Linda Turbyville, Eastwind Publisher, Trappe, MD 1996. Bay Country , by Tom Horton, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD 1994. Beautiful Swimmers: Watermen, Crabs and the Chesapeake Bay Birds and Marshes of Chesapeake Bay Country , by Brooke Meanley, Tidewater Publishers, Centreville, MD 1975. Butterflies of Delmarva , by Elton N. Woodbury, Tidewater Publishers, Centreville, MD 1994. Chesapeake , by James A. Michener, Fawcett Books, New York, NY 1990. Chesapeake Almanac , by John Page Williams Jr., Tidewater Publishers, Centreville, MD 1993. Chesapeake Bay Cruising Guide: Upper Bay: Susquehanna River to Patuxent River and Little Choptank River , by Tom Neale, Wescott Cove Publishing Company, Stamford, CN 1996.

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The Corson's Inlet Coast Guard Station (please click on images for larger views) Before 1915, the U.S. Coast Guard was known as the U.S. Life Saving Service. It was established in 1871, and 280 stations were built along the east and west coast and the Great Lakes for search and water rescue. The Corson's Inlet Life Saving Station once stood on the beach at 58th street in Ocean City. In 1915 the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service and U.S. Life-Saving Service were combined and renamed the U.S. Coast Guard. They started moving oceanfront stations to the bayside in several areas. They did this so that they would be able to use the new bigger motorboats, which were better launched in deeper bay waters. In 1925, the base for Corson's Inlet Coast Guard was moved from Ocean City's 58th street beach to Strathmere's bay. To the left is a really nice old image of the Coast Guard building during it's early days in Strathmere. Above on the left is an old image from the Coast Guard of Corson's Inlet Life Saving Station after it was built in 1872. The style of the building was known as 'Red House'. The second photo shows the 58th Street building after it was enlarged in 1899 to the 'Jersey Pattern' style of building. The station stood beachfront on 58th street on the Ocean City side of the inlet. In February of 1924, a storm caused massive damage to the bulkhead in front of the station. In May of that year the US Coast Guard sent a representative to hold a town meeting about closing the station. The local Ocean City residents and representatives greatly opposed the closing of the station and emphasized it's importance. But by July the government had announced that it would close the 58th street station and relocate it to the south side of Corson's Inlet, in Strathmere. They pointed out that moving to the bay would enable them to build a new launchway building equipped with the new high speed boats. The main body of the station was dismantled, moved, and rebuilt in Strathmere in 1924-25.

29. New Jersey Lighthouses, Barnegat Bay, Sandy Hook In 1948, the us coast Guard gave the tower to the city 1859vintage structure, oneof the oldest continually operating lighthouses in the east Point Lighthouse. http://www.online96.com/towns/lbi/lights.html

Ocean County ~ NJ State Lighthouses~ Summer - The Perfect time to take in the Lighthouses of New Jersey For your Free copy of the NJ Travel Guide call 1 800 JERSEY7 You'll learn that, just like today's airlines, sailing ships often had to "circle" before conditions were right for a landing. And why each lighthouse has its own color and shape as well as its own code for flashes and foghorn blasts. (Any guesses why there are no white lighthouses where it snows a lot?) Celebrate Lighthouse Month. It could be a very enlightening experience. Table of Contents The Navesink Light Station Sandy Hook Light (1764) Barnegat Light (1835) Absecon Light (1857) ... Tinicum Rear Range Lighthouse The Navesink Light Station In colonial America, lighthouses were built initially at busy harbors. The New World's first lighthouse was located at Boston and illuminated on 14th September 1716. More were to follow....some at busy ports and others placed on prominent headlands or dangerous stretches of the Atlantic coast. The Highlands of Navesink was one such headland. Rising 200 feet above sea level, the heights were observed by all the early navigators. Henry Hudson sailed his ship Half-Moon into Sandy Hook Bay in 1609. Robert Juet, a ship's officer, kept a detailed log of the sailing. On 2nd September he wrote "far to the Northward of us wee saw high hills. This is a very good land to fall with and a pleasant land to see." The next day Juet noted "The morning 'mystie until ten of the clocke, then it cleared, and the wind came out of the Southwest so wee weighed anchor and stood to the Northward. The land is very pleasant and high and bold to fall withall"

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Great Stories: Lighthouses of the South Atlantic Ocracoke and Blackbeard Jinx and the Ghost at St. Simons Island/Shrimpers Cape Florida Lighthouse and the Seminole Indian Attack The Reef Lights and Shipwrecks of the Florida Keys Blackbeard and Ocracoke Lighthouse , North Carolina, 1803, 1823 The first Ocracoke lighthouse was built on Shell Island and was destroyed by lightning in 1818. The oldest operating lighthouse in North Carolina, the present Ocracoke Lighthouse sits on a picturesque, quaint island with beautiful beaches and a charming village. It can only be reached by ferry. Since its construction, it has always been painted white. In the early days keepers painted it with a whitewash concocted by the Lighthouse Board the recipe called for "half a bushel of unslaked lime with boiling water, a peck of salt, half a pound of powdered Spanish whiting, three pounds of ground rice put in boiling water and a pound of clear glue." Blackbeard Ocracoke Inlet is the longest-lived inlet known to man on the Outer Banks, existing when John White painted the Banks in 1585 and supposedly for hundreds of years before. One of its most colorful inhabitants was the notorious Edward Teach, or "Blackbeard the Pirate."

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STONEY POINT LIGHTHOUSE Henderson Harbor, New York Stony Point Lighthouse is located on Lighthouse Road in Henderson Harbor. From Lake Ontario it is east of Galloo and Stony Islands.  The 130 year old lighthouse was erected in 1869. The white painted, wooden building consists of a 73 foot tower square tower with an attached keeper's dwelling.  This lighthouse replaced one built in 1830, the foundation of  which still remains.  Stony Point Lighthouse was removed from service in 1945.  It is a privately owned residence situated on two acres of land with over 600 feet of shoreline. STONY POINT LIGHTHOUSE GALLOO ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE Off Henderson Harbor, NY Galloo Island's first lighthouse was established in 1829.  The present lighthouse, a conical stone tower of 60 feet in height has an attached 1½ story keeper's dwelling.  The gray limestone used to build the lighthouse and keeper's dwelling, which was erected in 1867, was quarried on the island.  Galloo Island is privately owned, while the lighthouse, which is considered excess property, is owned by the U. S. Government. HORSE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE Sackets Harbor, NY

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lodging food things to see things to do ... history FREE NEWSLETTER Sign up to receive special travel deals! Joke of the Day HOTELS City: State: Select State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Washington DC Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming THINGS TO SEE Virginia Beach has resided on the fringe of much of the nation's colonial history. Although there aren't any big name attractions within the city, there are some smaller points that certainly merit a visit. There are also two major naval bases that are quite interesting. Association For Research And Enlightenment - The international headquarters for the work of Edgar Cayce, one of America's best known psychics and often referred to as the "father of holistic health." A must-see for anyone interested in ESP, meditation, and spiritual healing. 215 67th Street

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Contents Home Contact us Welcome Message from the President Welcome to Taipei ... Map (Meeting Spot and Hotels) Tours Optional Tours OP-1 Shanhsia and Yingko Daily: Fare: NT$ 2000 (US$ 65) Highlight: Shanhsia, about 22 kilometers from Taipei and short hop from Yingko, is known for its Tsu Shih (Divine Ancestor) Temple, one of the world¡¦s finest examples of current Chinese temple art. Yingko, potter's Heaven. A short trip through the lush countryside southwest of Taipei brings you to a small town that produces hand-painted replicas of elegant Ming and Ching vases like those that once graced the palaces in Peking. The narrow streets are lined with shops selling an endless variety of reasonably priced porcelain, from simple earthenware tea sets to delicate statues. Some of the factories welcome visitors to watch potters working the clay and artists painting vases. You may do it by yourself as well. OP-2 Ju-Ming Art Museum and Tien-Lai Hot Spring Daily: Fare: NT$ 2800(US$95) Highlight: The Tien-Lai Hot Spring provides various sorts of interesting spring pools with different materials such as milk, fruits, wine and herbs. You may extremely relax yourself in the fresh air and the tranquil atmosphere. Ju-Ming Art Museum displays all the masterpieces of the renowned sculptor, Ju-Ming. The series of Tai-Chi settled on the grass will bring you the excellent intercommunication with the nature.

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Lighthouses around the country are prized for their architecture and maritime history. They are also memorials to countless lives saved at sea. A tour of New England's lighthouses is a great American trip. You can do this state by state, starting in Connecticut. Many of Connecticut's warning beacons, that were once fueled with whale oil, are still safeguarding fishermen and sailors on the sound. These lighthouses conjure up visions of sea captains ending long ocean voyages, greeted by dangerous coastal ledges and rock outcroppings that could take their ships down in no time. Connecticut is home to over 16 lighthouses, many of which are on the National Register of Historic Places. These beautiful structures are in various states of repair and use. Some are publicly held and managed, and some are privately owned. A few of the lighthouses are accessible to the public and others are sadly abandoned and vandalized. Thankfully, many communities and private foundations are taking action to preserve Connecticut's lighthouses. The Lighthouse Preservation Society The Lighthouse Preservation Society was founded in 1984 as a nonprofit organization. Their charter is to

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Features The New York Experience Travel Shorts Travel News ... Contact Us Long Island Lighthouses It's hard not to love lighthouses. They sit on heaps of rocks, the main buildings like doll houses with imposing towers ready to send bolts of light into the night sky. There's dozens of lighthouses dotting the waters of the Long Island Sound. Eight of them are offshore in the Town of Southold and, according to East End Lighthouses , this makes Southold the Lighthouse Capital of the United States. You wouldn't have thought the waters of Long Island, not exactly a metropolitan area in the 1800s, would require such an extensive system, but it supplied water access to parts of Connecticut, and New York State. Of course if you wanted to ship goods to and from New York City the water offered an alternative to overland hauling. If you're a boater, you can put together your own lighthouse cruise. There are even maps available on East End Lighthouses website, an organization of volunteers dedicated to raising money to restore these unique treasures. If not, you can still enjoy Long Island's maritime history by signing up for one of their fund-raising cruises.

37. MAPS - Volume 3 Number 3 Summer 1992 - Meetings With Remarkable Men And Women we understood and reevaluate how conservative the east coast really is in Lesterand Tom then appeared more bright to us, like two lighthouses in the http://www.maps.org/news-letters/v03n3/03314rus.html

from the Newsletter of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies MAPS - Volume 3 Number 3 Summer 1992 Meetings With Remarkable Men and Women by Igor Kungurtsev, M.D. Research Associate, Beckhterev Psychoneurological Research Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia and Olga Luchakova, M.D., Ph.D. Lab of Functional Neurochemistry, Pavlov Institute of Physiology, St. Petersburg, Russia Vast spaces of the Atlantic Ocean were moving underneath. We were preparing to meet America - not the malls-and-cat's but the entheogens-and-meditation's America. JFK International Airport appeared to be a place of "mechanical" energy and gave us a first impression of emotional separateness. The same feeling of emotional isolation and rough rationality accompanied us in New York during our first days. Fortunately, Massachusetts, where we next visited, had a more relaxed and soft energy. The voice of the MAPS president sounded very enthusiastic and inspiring in the telephone. We were more than curious to meet him. Since we thought of him as an important figure, we dressed very officially for our first meeting. Rick appeared to be a smiling, handsome, youthful, relaxed man, informally dressed. His eyes were shining with humor and cunning. Later, after we had known him for awhile and heard some stories about him, we came to feel that he is one of the most accepting and generous persons we've ever met. He is like the embodiment of the spirit of MDMA. We also understood that MAPS is not only an organization but a circle of people attracted and interconnected by Rick's optimistic magnetism.

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Choose a Region Polar Regions North America Middle America South America Northern Europe Southern Europe Mediterranean Middle East Africa South Asia Southeast Asia Advanced Search Have An Item Number? ... Visiting CHESAPEAKE BAY More Books "Bayonet! Forward" My Civil War Reminiscences Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain A collection of Civil War general Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain’s most noted writings. Against the Tide Cornelia Dean A probing study of the effects of oceanfront development on the United States's coastal shores. AIA Guide to the Architecture of Washington. D.C. Christopher Weeks Francis Lethbridge A guide to the architectural landmarks of Washington D.C. Antietam National Battlefield Map Trailhead Graphics Part of a series of Civil War battlefield maps, this is a map of the park and battlefield in Antietam. The Appomattox Campaign: March 29 - April 9, 1865 Chris M. Calkins An excellent Civil War narrative constructing the fight for Petersburg. Arguing About Slavery, John Quincy Adams and the Great Battle in the United States Congress William Lee Miller Abolition issues in the 1830s.

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At 210 feet tall, Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is the tallest brick lighthouse in the United States. Safe Harbor North Carolina's lighthouses shine on By Marsha Mack Goberish For all reasons Some were also lighthouse aficionados. Lighthouse earrings, necklaces, brooches and even belt buckles were regular, sometimes blinking, apparel. But there were some who simply saw this trip as an excellent excuse to take an interesting and entertaining vacation over a long weekend. Jeff and Barbara Bland and Tom and Kathy Averette from Roxboro, North Carolina, were best friends celebrating their 31st wedding anniversaries. Both couples were big fans of our hosts, Holiday Tours, as their pleasurable experiences with this tour company often allowed for free time with meals on their own. Oak Island Lighthouse Indeed, the Oak Island Lighthouse on Oak Island was a utilitarian cylinder painted gray on the bottom, white on the midsection and black on the top. The lantern room in this 170-foot-tall tower held eight high-density, 480-volt, 1,000-watt mercury arc bulbs. Each costs $250. Visitors will have to take a boat to see Old Baldy, but North Carolina's oldest standing lighthouse won't dissapoint.

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