|
|
|
Digest>May/Jun 2021 |
|
 |
Photo Caption:
|  |
In 1895, Carl Leick had designed Oregon’s Willamette River Lighthouse sitting on pilings and only using a post lantern for a light. This plan was later revised in designing the 1901 Desdemona Sands Lighthouse to include a lantern room rising from the center of the octagonal structure’s roof. Washington’s Semiahmoo Harbor Lighthouse would use these same plans as is seen by the crossed-out title on this design page. None of the three lighthouses exist today. (National Archives)
Back to the edition of: May/Jun 2021
|
Story:
| |
A Style of His Own
Back to the edition of: May/Jun 2021
|
All contents copyright © 1995-2024 by Lighthouse Digest®, Inc. No story, photograph, or any other item on this website may be reprinted or reproduced without the express permission of Lighthouse Digest. For contact information, click here.
|
|
