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December 5, 2012lighthouse, litehouse, models, modemaker, museum, shipbuilder, St. Augustine, VictoryConstruction, Florida, History, Hobbies, Lighthouses, Models, USAretlkprLeave a Comment

Lighthouse seeking volunteer model ship builder Posted: December 2, 2012 – 12:42am from St. Augustine.com Contributed photo Doug Anderson, who helped with the donated models, is shown here discussing the hull of the HMS Victory, which he hopes to donate to the museum as a final piece in the full McNally Collection once a […]

Mise Tales Seventeen

November 30, 2012book, Charles Samuel | Adams, covers, DreamWorks, Festival of Lighthouses, Fukushima, Japan, lighthouse, litehouse, magazine, Maine, movie, museum, novel, ornaments, pewter, Stedman, The New YorkerAdvertisement, Art, Books, Earthquake, Environment, Foreign, History, Information, Japan, Lighthouses, Maine, Movies, Ornaments, Paintings, Stories, Travel, Tsunami, VideosretlkprLeave a Comment

For an update on what a Mise Tale is then please see Mise Tales One. Power supply resumes at Unoosaki lighthouse in Soma2 November 2012The Unoosaki lighthouse in Soma, Fukushima Prefecture, has resumed full operations after power was restored 19 months after the March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami. As a result, the lighthouse is now fully able […]

Triangle Island Light and the HMCS Galiano

March 25, 2012HMCS Galiano, lighthouse, litehouse, museum, shipwreck, Sooke, storm, Triangle IslandAdult Memories, British Columbia, Communication, Construction, Equipment, Government, History, In Memorium, Incidents, Lighthouses, Military, Operators, Radio, Shipwrecks, Storms, WomenretlkprLeave a Comment

On the morning of October 30, 1918 in the vicinity of Triangle Island lighthouse, the HMCS Galiano foundered and sank. Not much is known about the sinking, but the story is associated with the Triangle Island lighthouse because that was their last port of call. Triangle Island is remembered as the most remote, isolated, lonely […]