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| Jamestown, Rhode Island Beavertail Lighthouse 3rd Oldest in USA Built in 1749 |
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| Back of the unused card. Published by H B Settle Co., Newport, R. I. |
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| Graves Light House off Boston Harbor, Mass. |
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| Back of the unused card. Made in Germany. |
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It's Winter again. My end-of-the-year gallimaufry of images celebrating the Winter Solstice and the holiday season. Holiday greetings to...
Hello, I love the lighthouses. Wonderful collection, John!
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
Beautiful old lighthouses, John. Always glad to see your "face" in the blogosphere. :-)
ReplyDeleteQuite a little community by the Jamestown lighthouse, almost looks its floating on an island of rocks.
ReplyDeleteOld postcards are very interesting and you have posted two really good ones. Thanks for putting them up.
ReplyDeleteLighthouses hold a special appeal.I have seen very few of them, but do like them.Thanks for your comments, they are a real encouragement to me.
ReplyDeleteSome wonderful old postcards of lighthouses, wonder how they look now. Had a lookat the link you sent, looks a very nice house and the gardens could rival some of the ones over here.
ReplyDeleteLight house always catch my interest. My favorite lighthouse is on Kauai. It's not used anymore but the sea comes crashing into the rocks.
ReplyDeleteI have a small lighthouse collection.
ReplyDeleteLove these cards.
I think it would be fun to live in one. : )
Nice vintage postcards for my favourite theme!
ReplyDeleteI think Beavertail Lighthouse is one of the very few lighthouse I've seen with a couple or few other buildings around it. I wonder what are the purpose(s) for those other buildings... Thanks for sharing and linking up, John! Until next weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat scene with the water is so beautiful!
ReplyDelete“Anxiety is the gap between the now and the later.
Fritz Perls”
I like that!