81. NARA - Publications - Special List 29: Washington Issued by the general Land Office with additions on Oct. 2, 1866. locations ofUS land offices, lighthouses, lifesaving stations, and railroad lines. http://www.archives.gov/publications/finding-aids/maps/wa.html

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82. University Of Delaware: UNITED STATES LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD COLLECTION The board found that lighthouses built during the past few decades suffered The us LightHouse Establishment Collection concerns the construction and http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/lighthou.htm

Special Collections Department United States Light-House Board Collection Manuscript Collection Number Accessioned : Gift of the Moyerman Family, c.1971. Extent : 1.5 linear ft. and oversize material Content : bids, contracts, correspondence, plans, financial records, logbook, account book, and ephemera. Access : The collection is open for research. Processed : October 1998 by Arthur Siegel. for reference assistance email Special Collections or contact: Special Collections, University of Delaware Library Newark, Delaware 19717-5267 Table of Contents Historical Note Scope and Contents Note Contents List Historical Note The United States Light-House Board The collection contains the names of a number of officers who presided on the Light-House Board, one of the most prominent of whom was Charles Walker Raymond (1842-1913). He was a military engineer, born in Hartford, Connecticut, to Robert Raikes and Mary Anna (Pratt) Raymond. In 1861, Charles Raymond graduated from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, continuing on to West Point and attending the U.S. Military Academy. After serving in the Union Army, he was graduated from West Point in 1865 and was promoted to First Lieutenant of Engineers. Many promotions were to follow: he was made a captain in 1867, a major in 1883, a lieutenant colonel in 1898, and a colonel in 1904. During that same year he retired, and received a final promotion to the rank of brigadier general. Raymond was married twice; first to Clara Wise in 1866, who died in 1901, and second to Alice D. Krause in 1904, who survived him.

83. S.C. Code Of Laws Title 3 Chapter 1 Consent To Acquisition Of Lands By United St general consent of State given to acquisition of lands by United States. LANDS NEEDED FOR lighthouses, BEACONS AND OTHER NAVIGATIONAL AIDS http://www.scstatehouse.net/code/t03c001.htm

South Carolina Code of Laws (unannotated) Current through the end of the 2004 Regular Session Return to the Code of Laws Main Page This statutory database is current through the 2004 Regular Session of the South Carolina General Assembly. Changes to the statutes enacted by the 2005 General Assembly, which will convene in January 2005, will be incorporated as soon as possible. Some changes enacted by the 2005 General Assembly may take immediate effect. The State of South Carolina and the South Carolina Legislative Council make no warranty as to the accuracy of the data, and users rely on the data entirely at their own risk. Title 3 - United States Government, Agreements and Relations With CHAPTER 1. CONSENT TO ACQUISITION OF LANDS BY UNITED STATES GENERALLY ARTICLE 1. LANDS NEEDED FOR GENERAL PUBLIC PURPOSES SECTION Jurisdiction ceded. The jurisdiction of the State is hereby ceded to the United States over so much land as is necessary for the public purposes of the United States; provided, that the jurisdiction hereby ceded shall not vest until the United States shall have acquired the title to the lands by grant or deed from the owner thereof and the evidences thereof shall have been recorded in the office where, by law, the title to such land is recorded. The United States is to retain such jurisdiction so long as such lands shall be used for the purposes aforementioned and no longer. SECTION Retention of concurrent jurisdiction for service of civil and criminal process.

84. History Of Detroit And Wayne County And Early Michigan United United States Lake Survey lighthouses and their Construction Life Saving 1878, Captain HM Adams; June, 1878, to July, 1882, general CB Comstock. http://www.hhpl.on.ca/GreatLakes/Documents/Farmer/default.asp?ID=s009

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86. Chesapeake Chapter, US Lighthouse Society - Official Site The Chesapeake Chapter focuses on implementing the us Lighthouse Society sgoals in 12 to general Services Administration, Property Disposal Division, http://www.cheslights.org/

The Chesapeake Chapter focuses on implementing the U.S. Lighthouse Society's goals in the Chesapeake Bay area, particularly with regard to the lighthouses and lightships of Virginia and Maryland. ABOUT THE CHAPTER MD CHALLENGE CHESLIGHTS KIDS CONTACT INFO. ... VOLUNTEER Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Lighthouses/Lightships/ Lifesaving Station Information: This information was provided by personnel from various organizations and may be subject to change. Download PDF. Our Numbers Are Growing ! Our Numbers Are Growing ! The word is getting around and more people are joining our chapter than ever before. With our online entry form we have made it even easier. We have some exciting trips and cruises planned for the upcoming year and the Spring Newsletter is just around the corner too. If you aren't a member but are interested in finding out what all of the talk is about... Join the chapter today ! TPS Partnership ! Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse - visit the lighthouse partner's website to find out the latest status. New Keeper's Loft...

87. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Travel United States / General Books At Epini We found 180 results for Travel United States / general Books lighthouses ofthe Great Lakes Your Guide to the Region s Historic lighthouses http://www.epinions.com/Books-Travel-7156480

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89. July 13, 2000: Statement; Henry I. Gonzalez, U. S. Lighthouse Society The us Lighthouse Society is a nonprofit historical and educational the newowner to make the historic light station available to the general public. http://resourcescommittee.house.gov/archives/106cong/parks/00jul13/gonzalez.htm

Committee on Resources Witness Statement TESTIMONY FOR H.R. 4613 THE NATIONAL HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION ACT OF 2000 Presented by: Henry I. Gonzalez Vice President for East Coast Operations United States Lighthouse Society Presented to: Subcommittee on National Parks and Public Lands House of Representatives July 13, 2000 The message is one of volunteerism, partnering with Government agencies, and preservation of lighthouses and their artifacts. It is a message we share with all of our colleagues throughout the non-profit lighthouse community. The U.S. Lighthouse Society strongly supports the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000. Our society feels that this Act will provide several value-added accomplishments. First, through Section 308 (a), it adds Congressional and statutory backing to many of the historic lighthouse education activities already underway by the Department of the Interior, namely through the National Maritime Initiative of the National Park Service. The National Maritime Initiative has led the way and worked in partnership with the Coast Guard and with the non-profit lighthouse community on such projects as the 1994 Inventory of Historic Light Stations, and the Historic Lighthouse Preservation Handbook, issued in 1997. These ongoing activities and the focus of Section 308 (a) are consistent with the ever-increasing, nationwide interest in lighthouses. The biggest contribution of this Act is that it will provide a statute-based opportunity for non-profit organizations, educational agencies, or community development organizations to have "excessed" historic light station properties conveyed to them for educational, cultural, or historic preservation purposes. Currently, if a historic light station is deemed to be "excess property" and no Government agency is interested in taking conveyance of it, a non-profit organization that wants to maintain it for historic preservation and educational purposes has to compete for this opportunity in public auctions. Quite often, non-profit organizations cannot effectively compete financially in these public auctions. Furthermore, after the sale, there is no requirement for the new owner to make the historic light station available to the general public.

90. Lighthouses - Sharing Light And Life And Love : Thoughts_in_general lighthouses / trying to make the Church relevant for God and for a society Did you know that the fastest growing movement in the us is the house church http://lighthouses.blogspirit.com/thoughts_in_general/

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91. Office Of Property Disposal general Services Administration Site Banner American Flag The NationalHistoric Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000 (NHLPA), 16 USC 470, http://propertydisposal.gsa.gov/Property/Lighthouse/

Thank you for your interest in preserving America's historic lighthouses. The National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000 (NHLPA), 16 U.S.C. 470, authorizes the disposal of historic lighthouses through a competitive merit-based application process, in addition to establishing a national lighthouse preservation program. The program is administered through the combined efforts of the General Services Administration, Department of Interior's National Park Service, and the U.S. Coast Guard. The role of GSA is the outreach to eligible entities and the marketing of these historic properties, as well as the conveyance of the property from federal ownership. NHLPA recognizes the cultural, recreational, and educational value associated with these historic resources by allowing lighthouse properties to be transferred at no cost to eligible entities for park, recreational, cultural, historic, and educational uses. To be an eligible entity under NHLPA, you must represent: a) any department or agency of the Federal Government, b) any department of agency of the state in which the historic light station is located, the local community in which the historic light station is located

92. Www.delawareonline.com ¦ The News Journal ¦ LOCAL ¦ New Owner Sought For Marc The foundation maintains nine historic lighthouses in the state. The USGeneral Services Administration is hoping the light tower will be sold to state http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/local/2005/05/05newownersoughtf.html

Search for Website (7 days) Archive NEWS JOURNAL ENTERTAINMENT HOMES JOBS ... To Advertise QUICK LINKS Archive Obituaries Celebrations Divorces ... Delaware Info FEATURES Spark Delaware Parent Prime Life Delaware Woman ... delawarebeaches Story New owner sought for Marcus Hook tower Historic structure deemed a surplus by federal government By ANGIE BASIOUNY / The News Journal The Marcus Hook Range Rear Light near Bellefonte needs a new owner. The federal government has declared the historic structure on Lighthouse Road a surplus. That means the U.S. General Services Administration wants to unload it. The agency is looking for state or local governments or community nonprofit groups to assume ownership of the light. New Castle County Councilman John Cartier will hold a public meeting tonight for residents to learn more. He's hoping to generate interest for prospective owners. "A lot of people have a lot of nostalgia for this," said Cartier, whose 8th District includes the light. "It's one of the few of its kind in the United States. First lighted in 1918, the range light is a navigational aide that helps vessels in the Delaware River stay in the shipping channel. The 100-foot concrete tower sits on a hill, visible from Interstate 495, and lines up with a front range light situated in the river.

93. Long Island Chapter Of The United States Lighthouse Society Home Page Help Preserve Promote the Lighthouse Heritage of Long Island. Make a GeneralDonation LONG ISLAND CHAPTER, us LIGHTHOusE SOCIETY. Post Office Box 744, http://www.lilighthousesociety.org/

LONG ISLAND CHAPTER UNITED STATES LIGHTHOUSE SOCIETY “To Preserve and Promote the Lighthouse Heritage of Long Island” Long Island's Lighthouse Heritage Long Island's Lighthouses Lens Research MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER 24TH - WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR THE SIXTH ANNUAL BEACONS OF THE NIGHT CRUISE!! Chapter Information Mission Membership Volunteer Opportunities Contact Information ... USLHS Passport Program Fundraising DONATIONS Events Gift Shop Sponsors ... Raffles News Current Chapter Projects Chapter Newsletter Legislation for Lighthouse Preservation Chapter Home Page Make a General Donation Online Now with PayPal: Amount of Donation: Sag Harbor Charity Cup Challenge Sept. 10-11 2005 Cedar Island Lighthouse Restoration Project to be sponsored by AT Conference (formerly American Teleconnect Parade at Sag Harbor Sept. 10 Come march with us for the Sag Harbor Charity Cup Challenge, which will benefit our restoration efforts. Meet at Oakland Ave. and Main at 8:30am. Lantern Walk to Cedar Island Lighthouse Sept. 10

94. Secretary Norton Announces Transfer Of Pigeon Point Lighthouse To California Sta In a ceremony at the scenic lighthouse on a cliff, Norton signed her of theUS general Services Administration to transfer the lighthouse to the state http://data2.itc.nps.gov/release/Detail.cfm?ID=594

95. The News From Davoll's General Store Davoll s general Store Homepage. HOME. Vol. 1, no. 10. The entire milieu oflighthouses seems ready made for ghosts and strange happenings, notes Dennis http://www.davolls.com/news/vol1.10.html

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWS FROM DAVOLL'S GENERAL STORE Stay up-to-date with the news from Russell's Mills, Massachusetts. Each week, we'll post a new edition of the Davoll's General Store News. Subscribe here to receive the Davoll's General Store News in your email. [HOME] Vol. 1, no. 10 "The entire milieu of lighthouses seems ready made for ghosts and strange happenings," notes Dennis L. Noble in his book, "Lighthouses and Keepers: The U.S. Lighthouse Service and Its Legacy". (Naval Institute Press in Annapolis, Maryland) "Isolated locations, storm-tossed waves, wrecks and loss of life, beams of light-piercing, fog-blanket darkness, the mournful bleat of a fog horn, all seem scripted by Stephen King. Add to this the lively imagination of keepers who passed the long, isolated hours telling stories, then mix with locations noted for some macabre tales, and it is not difficult to understand why the stories of ghosts and strange happenings became part and parcel of the history of the U.S. Lighthouse Service." No wonder that lighthouses are so often the subject of artisans, like Cheryl Spencer Collin, and the object of collectors.

96. Federal Lighthouse Records Resources RG 36 general Records of the USCustoms Service some pre-1852 lighthouseadministration documents. See PI NC 154 (1968). RG 40 Records of the Dept. http://www.battleshipnc.com/6mhc/scluniesbib.htm

Federal Lighthouse Records Resources At National Archives (NARA Archives I), Washington, DC I. Microforms A. Microfilm Publications in RG 26: Records of the United States Coast Guard in Room 400, NARA Washington, DC Lighthouse Letters: Correspondence 1792-1809 (3 rolls) Lighthouse Deeds and Contracts 1790-1853 (2 rolls) Registers of Lighthouse Keepers 1845-1912 (6 rolls) B. Microfiche Lighthouse Plans in the National Archives. A Special List of Lighthouse-Related Drawings in Record Group 26. Special List 57. Available at NARA College Park, MD. II. Unfilmed Records at NARA Archives I, Washington, DC. A. Most popular textual records with relatively simple access: RG 26, NC-31, E66. Lighthouse Site Files 1790-1939. Plans, deeds, and other documents related to property. Arranged alphabetically by State and then numerically under number assigned to lighthouse. RG 26, NC-63, E13. Lighthouse Clipping Files. Filed by State/District/Name, these are actual clippings from Annual Reports to the Lighthouse Board for a particular lighthouse, arranged chronologically. Filed by Lighthouse District, State, and lighthouse name. B.

97. Lighthouse Information general Lighthouse Information The first college courses were at the USMilitary Academy. From 1850 to 1880 West Point graduates provided most of the http://www.creative-visions.com/liteinfo.htm

General Lighthouse Information Terms Lighthouse : a structure that, with the optic, has some sort of signal to help and guide ships at sea. Light: short term for lighthouse, also used for a light-emitting device. Lamp: a device for producing light. Illuminant: refers to a lamp or similiar device. Also refers to the substance that is used by the lamp such as whale oil, kerosene or electricity. Optic: any one of the lenses, prisms or mirrors of an optical device. Fresnel lens : together with its lamp and illuminant, an optic that vastly improved lighthouses' beams of lights. Beacon: either an illuminated or unlighted aid to ships Daybeacon: also a daymarker. Lighthouses have individual shapes and colorings so that daytime identification could help navigators pinpoint their location. History A national Lighthouse Service was established under the Treasury Department on August 7, 1789 when the First United States Congress passed the first public works act. The first lighthouses were: Boston (MA 1716), Brant Point (MA, 1746), Beavertail (RI, 1749), New London Harbor (CT, 1760), Sandy Hook (NJ, 1764), Cape Henlopen (DE, 1765), Morris Island (SC, 1767), Plymouth (ME, 1769), Cape Ann (MA, 1771), Portsmouth Harbor (NH, 1771), Nantucket (MA, 1784), and Newburyport (MA, 1788). For the next thirty-one years the management of the Lighthouse Service was bounced around the new country's bureaucracy. In 1820 Congress returned the service to the Secretary of the Treasury, who was told to reestablish it under a new service head. Auditor Stephen Pleasonton was chosen, a miserly bookkeeper without any maritime experience. Although his management was questioned, beseiged with accusations of felonious conduct, and severly criticized in investigation reports, Pleasonton remained in office for 32 years.

98. About The U.S Lighthouse Society About the us Lighthouse Society. The United States Lighthouse Society is anonprofit historical and educational organization incorporated to educate, http://www.lanternroom.com/misc/uslhs01.htm

The United States Lighthouse Society The United States Lighthouse Society is a non-profit historical and educational organization incorporated to educate, inform and entertain those who are interested in America's lighthouses, past and present. Modern technology has doomed the classic lighthouse. The Coast Guard, in it's role as custodian, has automated all of the light stations in this country and, in the process, has eliminated the need for operating personnel. Sterile, rotating aero-beacons on monopoles have replaced many of those proud coastline ladies of former years with their sweeping towers of brick and Victorian gingerbread. In selected cases, the Coast guard is licensing some formerly manned and now discontinued light stations to qualified groups. Many of the light stations that were considered as no longer functional have been transfer to various states, counties, or to non-profit groups and are now serving as museums, bed-and-breakfast inns or youth hostels. Although the almost 300-year era of manned light stations in this country has come to an close, those remaining symbols of our maritime heritage can, and should be, preserved for the enjoyment of future generations. With this in mind, the U.S. Lighthouse Society was founded to assist in the restoration and preservation of America's lighthouses and help qualified local groups in their efforts to return the nation's lighthouses to the public domain.

99. Texas Light Stations In 1879 the Lighthouse Board reported the tower in a dilapidated condition. It had been occupied by general Taylor as a camp and depot at the outbreak http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/WEBLIGHTHOUSES/LHTX.html

Historic Light Station Information TEXAS ARANSAS (PORT ARANSAS) PASS LIGHT Location: EASTERLY EDGE OF HARBOR ISLAND Station Established: 1855 Year First Lit: 1857 Operational: Yes, as a private aid Automated: N/A Deactivated: 1952 Tower Shape/Markings/Pattern: Brown, octagonal, pyramidal tower made of brick; lantern, black; two dwellings near (as of 1903). Height: 65' Original Lens: FOURTH ORDER Characteristic: Fixed white Fog Horn: None HISTORICAL INFORMATION: Construction of the station began in 1855. Originally a Fixed fourth order, 55 feet above the base and 60 feet above sea level. Brown brick tower, octagonal. Lens removed and station secured in 1861. On the orders of Confederate General John Bankhead Magruder Confederate forces attempted to blow up the lighthouse in December, 1862. They were apparently not completely successful as there are other attempts the following year. Sometime during 1863 they succeeded in shooting "the circular iron stairway through the lantern, severely damaging the brickwork" after detonating two kegs of black powder. A Federal survey party sent to the site in 1866 noted that the "old lantern has diagonal frames and was much injured by the attempt made by rebels to blow up the tower with gun powder. Much of the brick work of the tower is shattered by the explosions and the cast iron steps almost wholly destroyed."

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