July 2004

Photo By: Mike Kelly

This month’s cover photo is of one of America’s most recognizable lighthouses, the Statue of Liberty. Used as a lighthouse for 16 years, from 1886 until 1902, it is not very often thought of as a lighthouse, but “Lady Liberty” truly is a “Beacon of Freedom” to the world. Photograph by Mike Kelly of New Jersey.

A Piece of History Brought Back to Life in New Hampshire

By Jeremy D'Entremont

And In The Print Edition ...

Bad Grammar Killed The Keeper

By Eric W. Manchester

CASQUETS LIGHTHOUSE COMMANDO RAID

By Rodney J. Martin

Coast Guard Honors Ken Black with Lifetime Achievement Award

Collecting Nautical Antiques

By Jim Claflin

DON PERKINS—MODEL MAKER EXTRAORDINAIRE HELPS THE LIGHTHOUSE KIDS

By Jeremy D'Entremont

Edgartown Lighthouse Now Serves As A Children’s Memorial

By Jeremy D'Entremont

Europa Point Lighthouse

By Craig Brelsford

Fire Destroys Chebucto Head Keeper's House

By Jeremy D'Entremont

GSA Looks for New Stewards For Michigan’s Harbor Beach Lighthouse

Harbour Lights Collectors' Corner

Irondequoit Lighthouse Trail

By Bill Edwards

Keeper’s Korner

By Timothy Harrison

Ken Black Honored by Harbour Lights

Last of Lightship Crew Dies

Life on "The Gull"

By Jeremy D'Entremont

Light Reflections

By Sharma Krauskopf

Lighthouse Depot hosts a Harbour Lights “FIRST”

Nantucket Lightship Restored in Oyster Bay

By Bill Bleyer

New Owners for St. Simons Island Lighthouse

Rescuing of the Thunder Bay Beacon

By Jeremy D'Entremont

RESTORATION COMPLETE

By Donald Johnson

Silent Runner

The Lighthouses of Oahu Continue to Call us Back

By Randy C. Hemstad

Women of the Light

By Jeremy D'Entremont