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52 Distance to the nearest public road, railroad station, or steamboat landing, and to which. Tower or other means used for supporting the lantern and apparatus. Tower Number of separate lights. One When first built or established. 1870 When last thoroughly rebuilt, repaired, or renovated. Condition at this date. Good Shape of tower in plan. Circular Height of tower from base to focal plane of lantern. Eighty one (81) feet Height of focal plane of lantern above the mean sea or lake level. one hundred and fifty one (151) feet Back ground of the light-house, upon which it is projected, as seen from the sea or lake. Dark Color of tower. White Color of tower, how produced. Painted Tower—connected with keepers’ dwelling, and how, or detached. Detached Object: sea-coast, lake-coast, bay, harbor, channel, or range; for general or local navigating purposes. Materials of which the tower is built. Brick General description, embracing— | 52 Distance to the nearest public road, railroad station, or steamboat landing, and to which. Tower or other means used for supporting the lantern and apparatus. Tower Number of separate lights. One When first built or established. 1870 When last thoroughly rebuilt, repaired, or renovated. Condition at this date. Good Shape of tower in plan. Circular Height of tower from base to focal plane of lantern. Eighty one (81) feet Height of focal plane of lantern above the mean sea or lake level. one hundred and fifty one (151) feet Back ground of the light-house, upon which it is projected, as seen from the sea or lake. Dark Color of tower. White Color of tower, how produced. Painted Tower—connected with keepers’ dwelling, and how, or detached. Detached Object: sea-coast, lake-coast, bay, harbor, channel, or range; for general or local navigating purposes. Materials of which the tower is built. Brick General description, embracing— |