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22. Lighthouses: FAQ In the east it borders the Atlantic Ocean, in the West the Pacific Ocean, and inthe South us Lighthouse Service merged with the coast Guard—7 July 1939 http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0800631.html

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23. Legendary Lighthouses: Great Stories-South Atlantic architecture of the keeper’s dwelling is eclectic both Victorian and Georgianinfluences. Jekyll Island, once the home of east coast millionaires, http://www.pbs.org/legendarylighthouses/html/satlgs.html

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."

24. Links - Fishing,Oceans,Lighthouses,Maritime east coast of North America Strategic Assessment Project Distribution maps for 99 List of Oceanography Resources from the us National Oceanic and http://www.lostatsea.ca/links5.htm

Fishing? - It was "A WAY OF LIFE" and Lost at Sea the url of this site is: http://www.lostatsea.ca This page is updated and checked on a regular basis. If you find any outdated links, please send an email to bluerocks@lostatsea.ca , putting "Fishing Links" in the subject line, and let us know! Fishing, Oceanography, Marine and Maritime recent addition Fishing and Fish Fisheries and Oceans Canada this link is to the department's home page. As the links to various sections keep changing or disappearing, use the search feature to try and find what you are looking for. Aquatic Network: Fisheries-Species Description Atlantic groundfish, pelagics, invertebrates etc Fisheries and Oceans Canada Canadian Stock Assessment Secretariat Research Documents Fisheries and Oceans Canada Canadian Stock Assessment Secretariat - Stock Status Reports Maritimes Fisheries and Oceans Canada, some reports downloadable in Adobe Acrobat format Canadian Stock Assessment Secretariat - Stock Status Reports Canada Fisheries and Oceans Canada, some reports downloadable in Adobe Acrobat format Cleaning Round Fish East Coast of North America Strategic Assessment Project Distribution maps for 99 groundfish species off the east coast of North America Fishing Area Maps for various species in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Maritime Provinces from Fisheries and Oceans Canada

25. Lighthouses At Lighthouse Depot ... Newsletter Archives The book has directions to nearly every lighthouse on the east coast of the United Help us spread the word to help save lighthouses by also telling your http://www.lhdigest.com/Newsletter.cfm?val=81

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28. Cruise Of The Week - American Eagle - Small Ship Cruises We had started the cruise by viewing old architecture in Savannah and here we are It will also cruise the us east coast and possibly New Orleans and the http://www.smallshipcruises.com/cruisereport/cruisereportamereagle.html

Home Reservations Destinations Cruise Lines ... About Us REPORT ON THE AMERICAN EAGLE More Photos from the trip Click on photos to enlarge The editors of SmallShipCruises.com sailed on the American Eagle for seven days from Savannah to Jacksonville, going up the St. Johns River and along the Intracoastal Waterway along the east coast of Georgia and Florida. Here is a report on the trip. If you are bothered by seasickness or think you might be, then a river or coastal cruise is definitely a cruise of choice and something you should try. On the American Eagle the biggest swells we saw were the ones made by our own wake as we meandered through grassy marshes, lazed up the river, and sauntered along the Intracoastal. The waters were so smooth you could see the trails of water as anhingas and cormorants flap, flap, flapped off the water. The American Eagle is a 49-passenger boat, just launched in 2000 by American Cruises, a company that was in business years ago, then reappeared on the cruise scene last year. Their focus - coastal and river cruising to explore the wildlife, history, and culture of the eastern United States. The ship has 31 cabins, individually climate-controlled. All have entrances from interior corridors, have picture windows that open, and a small but nicely done private bath with shower. Some staterooms have outside verandahs; some are handicap-equipped, some have a TV. There is an elevator between the deck with the dining room and the deck with the observation lounge and library. The elevator does not go to the sun deck.

29. Search The Internet And The Archives hroughout the our east coast the Atlantic Ocean runs side by side the History and nature s beauty guide us up north to the Punta Medanos lighthouse. http://searchwarp.com/swa6126.htm

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30. 83.01.04: Looking At History Through Architecture The British blockaded ships all along the east coast which stopped trade, lighthouses, breakwaters and bridges were added to improve the area. http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1983/1/83.01.04.x.html

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Looking At History Through Architecture by Patricia Gaffney Ansel Contents of Curriculum Unit 83.01.04: Narrative Colonial 1638-1820 1790-1820 The Federalist Period Architectural History ... To Guide Entry The unit is divided into four major periods of architectural styles. They are in chronological order and serve as the basis for a time line which will be embellished by the accompanying narrative of historical events of the period. It is necessary to say here that the dates I have used to describe the four architectural periods were determined by Carole Rifkind in A Field Guide American Architecture. Although, I have taken the liberty to begin the Colonial Period in 1638 when the New Haven Colony was founded. They are difficult, if not impossible, to fix precisely because no one period ended abruptly for another to begin. Therefore, the dates may seem general and overlapping was unavoidable. Few structures are “pure” in their architectural style, having borrowed from many influences. Most do reflect a dominant style in their design. But these are not points to belabor, better to present a picture of the on-going process of change and give the students a sense of their part in the continuum. I have included information meant to capture the imagination, perhaps the students will be able to see themselves in the situations described. Rather than targeting rote memory, my objectives are to develop skills in observation and description, to create an understanding of the relationships of one part of history to another.

31. NJ Tourism, Explore New Jersey's Perfect Tours A special feature of the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse is its Victorian architecture, In 1980, the us coast Guard breathed new life into east Point, http://www.state.nj.us/travel/Perfect_Tours/njlitestour.shtml

Home Explore NJ Features Accommodations Atlantic City Attractions Beaches ... Wineries Events Events Calendar Hot Tickets Tours Virtual Tours Travel Information Brochures Transportation News Releases Regions ... Welcome Centers Services Meeting Planning Reservations See the Light in New Jersey Lighthouses were built to light the way for ship captains navigating treacherous waters. Today, they often light the way to some of New Jersey's most popular visitor attractions. Following is an itinerary that "connects the lighthouses" - starting at the northern end of the state's 127-mile long Atlantic coast, swinging down to the southernmost point at Cape May and finally turning up to the Delaware River, New Jersey's "other shore." Day One Morning: Sandy Hook Lighthouse, Twin Lights of Navesink One classic that has it all for visitors is Sandy Hook Lighthouse (Sandy Hook Visitors Center, ), which is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area and one of the oldest light towers in the nation, it was commissioned by George Washington and designed and built in 1764 by Isaac Conro.

32. Cape May New Jersey Home Page remains one of the most successful commercial fishing ports on the east coast . this is one of the oldest continually operating lighthouses in the us http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/shoreguide/towns/capemay.html

33. Guide To Stick Style Architecture - UMass Dartmouth Library lighthouses and Life Saving Along the Massachusetts coast. east Hampton sHeritage An Iilustrated Architectural Record. http://www.lib.umassd.edu/REFERENCE/stickarch/Stick_architecture.html

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth University Library Library Home Stick Style Architecture Bruce Barnes Librarian Acquisitions/ Technical Services BBarnes@umassd.edu AABN Articles Architects Index Stick Style Architecture Introduction Starting Research ~ Bibliography Core Readings Additional Secondary Sources Additional Pattern Books Guidebooks ... Stick Style House Images and Notes Introduction This web site was created to act as a guide to the Stick Style, an important but relatively rare style in American Victorian architecture dating from 1860-1890. Elements of the style began to appear on buildings in the 1850s and early 1860s but most construction in this style occurred in the 1870s particularly after the national economy recovered from the financial panic of 1873. Architectural pattern books were the source for many houses in this style but all practicing architects of the day designed and built houses in the Stick Style including big name designers such as H.H. Richardson and Richard Morris Hunt. Samuel H. Cook House

34. Lighthouses Down The Coastline Of Argentina our east coast the Atlantic Ocean runs side by side the outstanding origin lighthouse is waiting for us. Our last stop in the southern Atlantic http://www.nauticalsupplyshop.com/artman/publish/article_7.shtml

Nautical Gifts, Authentic Antiques and Collectibles Search View Basket Help Article Gallery ... Lighthouses Article Search All Categories Nautical Home Decor Pirates! Lighthouses Advanced Search Lighthouses Latest Articles Lighthouses down the coastline of Argentina Lighthouses Lighthouses down the coastline of Argentina By Bob Frassinetti Email this article Printer friendly page Argentina is a beautiful country. There's something for everyone to do. Buenos Aires, its capital city is located on the shore of one of the world's widest rivers Rio de la Plata- River Plate, an amazing water mirror that sets the city of tango facing the brother country of Uruguay. Throughout the our east coast the Atlantic Ocean runs side by side the outstanding Argentinean shores, filled with history and natural beauty. Admiring this terrific scene I thought of a breathtaking trip that fills the eyes and soul with gorgeous images, smells and sensations. It's a lighthouse tour, following the route of the River Plate through the Atlantic. Jules Verne's

35. The United States Life-Saving Service us Life Saving Service Heroes, Rescues, and architecture of the Early coast GuardRalph C. On the east coast this was usually from November to April, http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/lifesaving.html

The United States Life-Saving Service Related Pages located on Long Island Genealogy: Long Island Shipwrecks Ship Building In Early Suffolk Ship Building in Setauket Raynor Rock Smith Hero Life Saver of the Wreck "Mexico" ... The Wreck of the Bristol - November 21, 1836 - An Interesting Web Site to visit - Specializing in the field of United States Lighthouse Service, Life-Saving Service, Revenue Cutter Service and early Coast Guard. More particularly, it aims to provide various governmental agencies, historical groups, restoration contractors and collectors with information and original artifacts relating to lighthouses, life-saving stations, etc. in their area. They have literally thousands of items and pieces of information, from vintage photographs to architectural plans, reports, books and original apparatus and equipment. In addition, we provide research services on the subject, and can offer quality copies of some items (ex. architectural plans) for use by contractors of historical groups to aid in preservation efforts. The catalogue comes out every 10 weeks and contains 200-300 original artifacts, plans, books and information. Catalogues are by subscription, which is refundable with your first order. If you would like to receive future issues. They also maintain want lists as Items come and go quite quickly, so that we can keep an eye out for your particular wants.

36. Lighthouses Down Argentina Throughout the our east coast the Atlantic Ocean runs side by side the History and nature s beauty guide us up north to the Punta Medanos lighthouse. http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/11-12-2004-61555.asp

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Friday, September 23, 2005 7:24:16 AM DIRECTORY Adventure Travel Air Travel Travel Planning Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Lighthouses down Argentina Have you ever dreamed of a trip down the south American coastline, going from lighthouse to lighthouse, well, here is one idea..... Bob Frassinetti. By Roberto Dario Frassinetti, 11/13/2004 journey contact me! The trip begins in Buenos Aires, the South American Paris as many have agreed to describe. Our first lighthouses are in Buenos Aires, one of which is no longer active but now it's a hotel in which we'll stay: Sofitel. The other the outstanding BA Yacht club's. From BA to Mar del Plata to the amazing Punta Mogotes lighthouse. The nearby natural unspoiled paradise of the Querandí lighthouse is a definite must. History and nature's beauty guide us up north to: the Punta Medanos lighthouse. This cape side area was first discovered by Magallanes in 1520 where an outstanding cylinder French origin lighthouse is waiting for us. Our last stop in the southern Atlantic coastline is at Mar del Tuyu's lighthouse at the36° 34' S, 56° 41' W coordinates featuring one example of the 1980s technique was a perfect real estate business as well as an innovation in architecture. Back in Buenos Aires, before crossing the River Plate to Uruguay a must stop is at the Martin Garcia Island. The gorgeous Lighthouse located at the 34° 11' S, 58° 15' W coordinates.

37. MAPS - Volume 3 Number 3 Summer 1992 - Meetings With Remarkable Men And Women conservative the east coast really is in comparison to the West coast.Lester and Tom then appeared more bright to us, like two lighthouses in the midst 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.

38. Lake Express Express in Milwaukee to take this adventure to the east coast of Lake Michigan . You will view 4 picturesque lighthouses along the sixtymile stretch http://www.lake-express.com/htmdocs/buy_online/travel_packages.html

@import url(../../css/style.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ MICHIGAN TOURS WISCONSIN TOURS Group Travel Packages Are you interested in seeing more of Wisconsin or Michigan plus meet some great new friends in the process? Try traveling with a group on a guided tour via motorcoach.  Group Travel packages are available through Orchard View Travelers for guided tours in both Michigan and Wisconsin. All tours listed below include roundtrip passage on Lake Express. Motorcoach transportation is provided by Orchard View Travelers. Tours can be reserved through Orchard View Travelers at 231-760-1376. Michigan Tours All prices include roundtrip passage on Lake Express. Departure Dates: $119/per person $25 deposit due upon registration Payment in full due 30 days prior to departure Ferry departs Milwaukee: 6:00am Returns @ 6:16pm Trip details will be mailed 10-14 days prior to departure A 'Grand' Time Departure Dates: $259/double, per person $249/triple, per person

39. NOVA SCOTIA The Lighthouse Route This scenic route takes us down winding coastal roads, past working fishing We settle into our accommodations and enjoy dining on east coast seafood. http://www.rei.com/adventures/trips/namer/canada_nscotia.jsp

40. Coastal East Coast :: Along The Georgia Coast trip along us80, and the beautiful and history-rich Golden Isles, east ofBrunswick. In between the pier and the lighthouse, the visitor’s center http://www.roadtripusa.com/coastal_east_coast/georgia_coast.html

ALONG THE GEORGIA COAST Georgia map The "you-can’t-get-there-from-here" aspects can make it more than a little frustrating for casual visitors, but if you have the time and inclination, they also make the Georgia coast a wonderful place to explore. The two main car-friendly destinations along the Georgia coast are Tybee Island in the north, east of Savannah and forming the end of our cross-country road trip along US-80, and the beautiful and history-rich Golden Isles, east of Brunswick. Both are great places to visit, and they offer an appetizing taste of the 100 miles of isolated shoreline Georgia otherwise keeps to herself. SAVANNAH Named "the most beautiful city in North America" by the style-arbiting Parisian newspaper Le Monde Savannah (pop. 130,000) is a real jewel of a place. Founded in 1733 as the first settlement in Georgia, the thirteenth and final American colony, Savannah today preserves its original neoclassical, colonial, and antebellum self in a welcoming, unself-conscious way. Famous for having been spared by General Sherman on his destructive "March to the Sea" at the end of the Civil War, it was here that Sherman made his offering of "40 acres and a mule" to all freed slaves. Before and after the war, Savannah was Georgia’s main port, rivaling Charleston, South Carolina for the enormously lucrative cotton trade. As commercial shipping has tailed off, the harbor is now primarily recreational—the yachting competitions of the 1996 Olympics were held offshore. Savannah, home of writer Flannery O’Connor and songsmith Johnny Mercer, also served as backdrop to the best-selling book

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