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Lefton Lost Lighthouses
Located in open water on Bishop & Clerks Rocks. Established in 1858, automated in 1923 , deactivated in 1928 and demolished in 1952. Replica approx. 4.5 x 3.5 x ...
Part of the Lost Lighthouse Series 2000-01. Base not attached. This lighthouse was located in the Providence River, East Providence, RI. It was first lit in 1876. It was ...
Built in 1767 north of Wilmington, DE. The tower was 26′ tall, 46′ above sea level to obtain additional height near the Great Dune. Because the dune moved 3-5′ ...
The tower was placed atop the fort and stood 75′ tall. It exhibited it’s light at a height of 51 feet. It housed a fifth order lens. Replica approx. ...
Established in 1856. Destroyed in 1925 by an earthquake. Replica approx. 4.5 x 3.5 x 5-6″. Sits on a wood base not attached. Comes in a tin w/cert.
Located on the southwest corner of Unimak Island in Alaska, it was the first station established on the outside coast of Alaska. Opened in 1903. A giant earthquake & ...
Shinnecock Bay Lighthouse was on the south side of Long Island, NY. The original brick tower was built in 1858 and was 168 ft. tall with a 1st order ...
First lite in 1824 as the first Florida lighthouse by the American territorial government. It stood at the north end of Anastasia Island. Beach erosion was threatening the lighthouse ...
Established 1857. Destroyed by fire. Replica 4.5 x 3.5 x 5-6″. Sits on wood base not attached. Comes in tin with cert.
Built in 1848 to guide traffic into Little Egg Harbor, Tucker’s Beach, NJ. The lighthouse was poorly constructed and it was not nearly bright enough to be of use ...
History of this one is confusing so I am not attempting to tell it. This replica is approx. 4.5 x 3.5 x 5-6″. It sits on a wood base ...
Built in 1922. When the house and Wolf Island Range light wash away, a more suitable site is found to rebuild. Beacon blown up 1863. Replica 4.5 x 3.5 ...
