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Marshall Point Lighthouse, Maine

TITLE:  Marshall Point Light


CAPTION:   Originally built in 1832,.  Marks the eastern boundary of Muscongus Bay and the entrance to Port Clyde Harbor.
Photo by Hastings
POSTCARD ID: M2291 and C36376
PUBLISHER: Pub. by Eastern Illustrating & Publishing, Camden Maine © E.I.P.
POSTMARK: None – Not used postally

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Boston Light Boston Harbor

TITLE:  Boston Light, Boston Harbor


CAPTION: For over 200 years the historic Boston Light has guarded the entrance to Boston Harbor, showing to safety the countless ships that enter and leave the busy Port of Boston daily.
POSTCARD ID: 48 and 64466
PUBLISHER:   “Tichnor Quality Views” Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, MASS.
POSTMARK:  None – Not Used Postally

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Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, Wildwood-by-the-Sea NJ

TITLE: “Hereford Inlet Lighthouse”

CAPTION:   Wildwood-by-the-Sea, N.J.
The second most powerful “light” on the Eastern seaboard. The United States Coast Guard station at “Hereford Inlet,” Wildwood-by-the-Sea, New Jersey
POSTCARD ID:  K-145-D-13 and 43669
PUBLISHER:  Pub. by Atlantic Tobacco Co.,, Wildwood, N.J.
POSTMARK:  None, Not Used Postally

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Twin Lights Thatcher’s Island, Massachusetts

TITLE:  “TWIN LIGHTS”

CAPTION: Thatcher’s Island, Massachusetts
Just off the shore of Cape Ann. Built 1771. The only twin lighthouses along the Atlantic Coast. Under ordinary atmospheric conditions they can be seen approximately 19 miles from out at sea.
From a Painting by J. Bradford Hague
POSTCARD ID:  72291
PUBLISHER: Pub. by J. Bradford Hague, New York, N.Y.
POSTMARK:  None – Not Used Postally

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Alcatraz Lighthouse California

TITLE:  San Francisco Water Tour Co’s Luxurious Cruiser Treasure Island II
Passing Alcatraz Island, San Francisco Bay, CALIF.

CAPTION:    None
POSTCARD ID:  1304
PUBLISHER:  Stanley A. Piltz Company, San Francisco, CALIF
POSTMARK:  None, Not Used Postally