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1. At home in Cornwall, whenever things were quiet in the library, I'd pretend to busy myself in the Reference Section because from there I could see the waters of the harbour and if I raised my head a little I could just about see past the lighthouse to the distant horizon with its line of silver light

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2. lighthouse standing out against the grey-blue of the skyline

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3. “You see that lighthouse tower out there?” he asked, indicating

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4. “But the rescuers didn’t come from that lighthouse

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5. the rescued crew to the lighthouse – that one there – which was, very

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6. up,” Fred confirmed, “There was supposed to be a lighthouse keeper

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7. direction of the lighthouse

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8. look as if ‘Grace’ lived with her parents in the lighthouse, as well as

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9. In this way, the village of Trouble Valley has a similar effect as the stripes on an Earthling Lighthouse, and no, I will not develop that point

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10. lighthouse to a shipwrecked sailor, and felt that they’d

11. He turned back toward the water, perched out on a cluster of rocks in front of the Solitude lighthouse

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12. I’ve seen them in and around the inn, as well as heading in the direction of the lighthouse

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13. They were in from the chill of the coast, though the lighthouse was a preferred place for meeting

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14. But there was one who would spend hours along the shore, with the old lighthouse behind him and his body imper-vious to the cold winds and icy spray

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15. The ruro, which Jodie still had within her chest had become a telepathic lighthouse

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16. Objective is a compass, true understanding of things is to grasp things rapidly changing the lighthouse

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17. highest point in Nassau, was built in 1793 and served as lighthouse until 1817 when it was converted into a signaling tower

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18. Heroic lighthouse keepers kept harbor entries safer, and ventured out on treacherous waters to save the lives of endangered passengers and mariners who were the victims of collisions, storms, fires and acts of war

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19. The names of many brave lighthouse keepers remain etched on the hulls of buoy tenders called, in their honor, Keeper Class cutters, built by the Marinette Marine Corporation of Marinette, Wisconsin

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20. Designated by the letters WLM, the cutters include the Katherine Walker, Abbie Burgess, Frank Drew, William Tate, Maria Bray, and Henry Blake (Stonehouse, Lighthouse Keepers

21. Lighthouse Service on their uniforms

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22. The wings of the American eagle round off the top of the badge, the center of which features a lighthouse surrounded by the words, “U

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23. Among the service heroines, Catherine Moore, who retired from the Lighthouse Service in 1878 at the age of 84

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24. The Coast Guard accommodated contemporary lighthouse nostalgia by transferring the historic facilities to other government agencies, private organizations and historical societies

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25. The Coast Guard leased the Presque Isle Lighthouse to a Michigan historical society, and the Cana Island Lighthouse to the Door County (Wisconsin) Maritime Museum

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26. They distinguished themselves in all of the services that eventually became part of the Coast Guard, including the Revenue Cutter Service, Lighthouse Service and Life-Saving Service

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27. Mention has been made of women in the Lighthouse Service who contributed to the safe navigation of sea vessels and risked their lives saving fishermen, other seafarers and ship passengers in distress

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28. Women have assisted the Coast Guard since the Revolutionary War, when John Thomas joined the American army and Hannah, his spouse, assumed the position of lighthouse keeper at Gurnet Point outside of Plymouth, Massachusetts

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29. Historical research indicates more than 138 women were paid lighthouse keepers between 1825 and 1950, often the wives or daughters or acquaintances of keepers who needed to be replaced because of age, injury or death

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30. As steam foghorns and electric lights replaced oil lamps and fog bells, male and female lighthouse keepers passed into history

31. One of the last woman lighthouse keepers was Fannie Salter who ran Turkey Point Light (Maryland) until 1947

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32. Women have served gallantly in the naval service since its earliest days as Lighthouse Keepers

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33. 1939 (1 July) The Lighthouse Service is incorporated into the Coast Guard

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34. The 47-foot MLB and the 25-foot SAFE boat were used as SAR boats in Lake Superior off the Wisconsin Point Lighthouse on 14 July, 2005

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35. Lighthouse Service (USLHS) and the U

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36. The Superior Port Entry is illuminated by the Wisconsin Point Lighthouse that was built at the St

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37. Historically, lighthouse keepers were often retired or wounded male military veterans

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38. Women keepers contributed to the annals of Lighthouse Service and Coast Guard history with dedicated service and life-saving exploits that paralleled the careers of their male counterparts

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39. The last female civilian keeper retired in 1947, after which Coast Guard personnel manned the lights until automation ended the need for permanently stationed lighthouse personnel (Beard, 2004, pp

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40. Revenue Cutter Service, Lighthouse Service, and Coast Guard carried out their missions in these port areas, and the adjacent waters of Chequamegon Bay and Lake Superior

41. Increasingly frequent shipwreck incidents led to the building of Split Rock Lighthouse (1910) on a 124-foot-high rock outcrop

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42. The Two Harbors (Minnesota) Lighthouse, built in 1892, guided ships to the local iron ore docks

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43. Wind Point Lighthouse (Wisconsin) was built on Lake Michigan in 1880

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44. In 1924 WPL became the second lighthouse on the Great Lakes to use electric power

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45. the city of Wind Point put administrative offices in the lighthouse buildings (“Did You Know…,” 2005)

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46. The light became operational in 1915, the year the Revenue Cutter and Lighthouse Services merged to form the Coast Guard

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47. The Devil’s Island Lighthouse continued to be an important navigational aid in the Apostles Island complex

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48. Other historic and upgraded lights include the Racine (Wisconsin) Harbor North Breakwater Lighthouse (built in 1910) and South Breakwater Light and Wind Point Lighthouse (1880)

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49. The Sherwood Point Lighthouse (1883) was constructed on the cliffs over the junction of Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay

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50. The Wisconsin lighthouse has not had a keeper since 1983, but the light was still operational in 2000

51. The Long Tail Point Lighthouse (1848) was built on a sandy shoal that extended out into Green Bay

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52. Stannard Rock Lighthouse was constructed 23 miles off the Michigan shore of Lake Superior

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53. Loneliness, storms, and conflicts within families and between keepers and assistants made lighthouse life challenging

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54. Coast Guard historian and author Dennis Noble traced the role of the lighthouse tenders that maintained aids to navigation: supplied the lighthouses with mail, equipment, and supplies; removed and returned keepers to their stations; brought lighthouse inspectors on board; serviced buoys; and sometimes went aground in the process

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55. Lighthouse Service and Coast Guard lighthouse keepers

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56. Lighthouse Service (USLHS), founded in 1789, coordinated activities with the USLSS

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57. In 1974 the Duluth Entry Lighthouse was automated and remotely controlled

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58. The USCG presence in the Saginaw region dates from the building of a lighthouse (1842) on land the federal government acquired by treaty rights from the Ojibwa Indians (“Welcome to U

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59. Lighthouse Service, a contemporary of the U

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60. Revenue Cutter Service that predated the Coast Guard, was present in the Milwaukee area as early as 1855 and operated North Point Lighthouse

61. The 28-foot tower rested on top of a bluff from which the lighthouse keeper could observe Lake Michigan

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62. Erosion required the building of a 39-foot lighthouse further inland in 1888

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63. In 1912 the lighthouse was raised to 74 feet

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64. Great Lakes winter ice floes have threatened and taken the lives of lighthouse keepers, sport and commercial fishing enthusiasts, and hikers

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65. Women have served as schooner captains, cooks and lighthouse keepers in the U

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66. Lighthouse Service, Revenue Cutter Service, and Coast Guard

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67. Female lighthouse keepers assisted their husbands at isolated lighthouses, or succeeded them as widows

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68. Lighthouse Service was incorporated into the USCG

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69. Lighthouse Adventures: Heroes, Haunts, and Havoc on the Great Lakes

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70. ” Milwaukee’s North Point Lighthouse, The (Northwest Indiana) Times, and The Associated Press, February 10, 2006

71. He scanned the beach, a curving strand of coarse sand and pebbles stretching for miles, with cozy stone houses pressed to the cliff behind it—protected from the west and southwest by a prominent point with a classic lighthouse

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72. When one stands there at the foot of a towering lighthouse and looks out north over the ocean one is impressed with the tremendous churning of the sea

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73. One beautiful cloudless evening a group of us decided to drive up a high hill where there was a lighthouse and watch the sun set over the water

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74. As we walked toward the lighthouse, I explained

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75. The lighthouse beam was racing across the sand ahead of us, heading towards the rocks

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76. The lighthouse beam rounded again and struck the rock

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77. glowing white obelisk—our lighthouse in the storm of Chaos

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78. After supper and Bart’s party-piece, a mime of The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter that had everyone in stitches, Robert stole out, Michael dimmed the lights, turned a Rock n Roll tape up so loud it was palpable, and settled back

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79. stood out among the rest just as the flame of a lighthouse stands out in the

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80. shining from a lighthouse

81. “I think I can see the Montauk Lighthouse from here

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82. As they approached the city's harbor, the young man was thrilled by the great lighthouse of Pharos, located on the island which Alexander had joined by a mole to the mainland, thus creating two magnificent harbors and thereby making Alexandria the maritime commercial crossroads of Africa, Asia, and Europe

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83. This great lighthouse was one of the seven wonders of the world and was the forerunner of all subsequent lighthouses

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84. They arose early in the morning to view this splendid lifesaving device of man, and amidst the exclamations of Ganid Jesus said: "And you, my son, will be like this lighthouse when you return to India, even after your father is laid to rest; you will become like the light of life to those who sit about you in darkness, showing all who so desire the way to reach the harbor of salvation in safety

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85. The view from the lighthouse on the headlands is breathtaking

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86. Chose one and all of them stepped through emerging in the library of the Lighthouse of Cabra

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87. There might have been a lighthouse here at one time but no one has climbed to the top

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88. The Lighthouse of Cabra was in use, both Random and Julian each had a garrison stationed there

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89. In the morning, Connacher and Blackfin emerged looking quite pleased with each other and exhausted as well they should be–after spending two days conjuring spells that had lit up the walls of the tent like a beacon from a lighthouse

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90. After the war he became a lighthouse keeper on the west coast of Vancouver Island

91. "Unless something happened in World War Two to reorganize the hunt,” he said, and his mind went back to recall Garnet Reed’s story of lighthouse keeper Tubby Paulson hearing a voice speaking Russian in 1944, and how all wire recordings were confiscated

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92. to the edge where the lighthouse was silently blinking in the night

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93. corner of this shore, sheltered in tents, beyond the lighthouse pier

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94. lighthouse was blinking invariably to the distant waters

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95. beyond the pier with the lighthouse and visited again the place where the

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96. 15 to 18 feet and building…We’re 4 miles southwest of the lighthouse, over

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