Lighthouses: A Pop-up Gallery of America's Most Beloved Beacons
- ISBN-10
- 1592236979
- ISBN-13
- 9781592236978
- Series
- Lighthouses
- Category
- Lighthouses
- Pages
- 40
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2007
- Publisher
- Thunder Bay Press (CA)
- Author
- Albert Mitchell
Description
From the busy Atlantic waters to the rugged Pacific coast, explore the country's most historic and beautiful lighthouses with amazing 3-D pop-ups. Lighthouses! A Pop-Up Gallery of America's Most Beloved Beacons features more than 25 color photographs and original illustrations showcasing America's coastal guardians. From the historical to the technical, author Al Mitchell, a renowned expert in the field of lighthouse study, explains the important roles played by each beacon through the years. This unique tribute includes 5 amazing, architecturally accurate 3-D pop-ups designed by acclaimed paper engineer Linda Costello. Beautifully illustrated pop-ups stand approximately 9 1/2 inches tall and 5 inches in diameter and demonstrate each lighthouse's unique design and function. Pop-ups include some of the most famous landmarks in the country: Cape Hatteras Light, North Carolina's distinctive black-and-white barber pole; Old Point Loma Light, the beacon for California's Gold rush traffic; and Florida's prominent Ponce de Leon Inlet Light. This is the ultimate book for admirers of lighthouses and architecture.
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- 2018-07-15
- 144 pages
- Paperback
- Publications International, Limited
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- 2015-09-08
- 318 pages
- Paperback
- Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
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