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💡 On 14 September 1716, Boston Light was first 💡 On 14 September 1716, Boston Light was first lit on Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbour, Massachusetts. This made it the first lighthouse established in what became the United States 🌊 The original tower was destroyed during the American Revolution in 1776, but a new tower was built in 1783. The lighthouse that stands today was later raised in height in 1856 and continues to operate as an aid to navigation. 💡 Boston Light has seen more than 300 years of maritime history. 📸 Do you have a favourite photo or memory of Boston Light? #USLHS United States Lighthouse Society #AssociationOfLighthouseKeepers #ALK #BostonLight #LighthouseAnniversary #OnThisDay #LighthouseHistory #Lighthouses #MaritimeHistory #LighthouseKeepers #KeepingLighthouseHeritageAlive
The Autumn issue of Lamp is here! 💡 The ALK's The Autumn issue of Lamp is here! 💡 The ALK's quarterly journal is now out and making its way to ALK members! 📬 As always, it’s packed with fascinating stories, great features and some fantastic lighthouse photography from around the UK, Ireland and beyond. 🌊🏠 👀 Want to know what’s inside? Take a look at this issue’s contents: https://alk.org.uk/lamp-149/ And if your copy has arrived, grab a cuppa and enjoy! ☕💙 #AssociationOfLighthouseKeepers #ALK #LampJournal #LighthouseLife #LighthouseStories #LighthousePhotography #LighthouseKeepers #KeepingLighthouseHeritageAlive
🧸🌊 Happy National Teddy Bear Day! ⚓️ Me 🧸🌊 Happy National Teddy Bear Day! ⚓️ Meet the perfect companion for your next lighthouse adventure! 🐻💡 Our exclusive ALK mini lighthouse bears are small enough to pop in your rucksack and ready to join you on your lighthouse-bagging travels. 📸 Take your ALK bear along on your next lighthouse visit and share your adventures with us! 🛍️ Available now from the ALK online shop ➡️ https://alk.org.uk/product/alk-mini-teddy-bear/ #NationalTeddyBearDay #TeddyBearDay #ALK #LighthouseBagging #LighthouseAdventures #LighthouseHeritage #LighthouseTravel #AssociationOfLighthouseKeepers
🌊 Fanad Head Lighthouse – 140 Years 1 Septe 🌊 Fanad Head Lighthouse – 140 Years 1 September 1886 saw the present Fanad Head Lighthouse in County Donegal first show its light — 140 years ago today. The first Fanad Head lighthouse was built to the designs of George Halpin Snr and first lit in 1817. By the 1880s, a taller tower was needed to improve the light’s visibility, so the present lighthouse was built nearby, designed by William Douglass. First lit on 1 September 1886, it has continued to guide ships into Lough Swilly for 140 years. 💡 140 years of keeping watch over the Donegal coast. #FanadHeadLighthouse #LighthouseHistory #140Years #IrishLighthouses #LighthouseKeepers #CountyDonegal #ALK #AssociationOfLighthouseKeepers #greatlighthouses
Our Australia and New Zealand ALK representative I Our Australia and New Zealand ALK representative Ian Wright sends his greetings from the south Island of New Zealand. He is set up for International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend ILLW. Akaroa Lighthouse was automated in 1975. This light was relocated 40+ years ago, or it was to be pushed over the cliff in to the pacific ocean.
The team at the ALK Lighthouse Museum at Hurst Ca The team at the ALK Lighthouse Museum at Hurst Castle opened up the Grey light today with the help of the Friends of Hurst Castle UK. 7 tours and 42 people, well done team!
Love lighthouses?! Help our light shine! Love lighthouses?! Help our light shine!
🚢✨ On 21st June, the historic Norwegian vesse 🚢✨ On 21st June, the historic Norwegian vessel M/S Gamle Oksøy will arrive in Lowestoft and will be open to the public for visits, offering a rare opportunity to step aboard a true working piece of lighthouse heritage ✨🚢 🌍 This visit forms part of the European Route of Lighthouses a growing international community dedicated to sharing lighthouse history, maritime culture, and cross-border collaboration. The route aims to preserve lighthouse heritage, explore sustainable futures for these iconic sites, and inspire people to travel and experience lighthouses across Europe. ⚓ Gamle Oksøy was built in 1962 in Haugesund, Norway, serving the Norwegian Coastal Administration as a lighthouse supply and maintenance vessel, delivering fuel and supporting navigation aids along the coast until 1996. Today, she has been transformed into a floating museum and cultural platform, showcasing Norway’s rich maritime and lighthouse heritage. 🧭 During her visit to Lowestoft, visitors can explore onboard exhibitions, attend talks, and take part in shore-based activities celebrating lighthouse culture and maritime history. Visit https://er-ol.eu/ for more information #keepinglighthouseheritagealive
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