Lighthouses

  • Lighthouses: An Anthology of Dark Tales
    By Greg Chapman, Cameron Trost, Danielle Birch

    This unique book offers you, the most daring of readers, fourteen original stories of horror, mystery, suspense, and adventure.Within these pages lurk monsters from the depths of the seas and the far reaches of the cosmos.

  • Lighthouses
    By Francis Ross Holland

    construction , lighting , and living acmetal hull . The last wooden lightship commodations . These countries was ordered in 1902 . flattened the hulls of lightships and SUB SINKS LIGHTSHIP For many years , lightships were installed ...

  • Lighthouses
    By Jason Cooper

    An introduction to lighthouses, their history, keepers, and use.

  • Lighthouses
    By David Stevenson, Stevenson Professor of International History David Stevenson,

    Our readers see the books the same way that their first readers did decades or a hundred or more years ago. Books from that period are often spoiled by imperfections that did not exist in the original.

  • Lighthouses: Towers of the Sea
    By Margaret Willes, Charles Payton, Samantha Wyndham

    Charles Payton tells the story of lighthouses, focusing on those that belong to the National Trust or stand on National Trust land.

  • Lighthouses: A Close-up Look
    By Alan Giagnocavo, HABS Co-Author

    Featured in the book is a foreword by Bob Trapani Jr., Executive Director of the American Lighthouse Foundation, along with many unique lighthouse structures, some still standing proudly guarding our coastlines, while others only remain as ...

  • Lighthouses: Highlights from North America
    By Publications International

    Each of the 50 lighthouses showcased in this book features an article that delves into great detail on the ingenuity, hard work, and bravery it took to build and maintain these beacons of maritime hope. Full color photography.

  • Lighthouses
    By Lynn F. Pearson

    This book relates the story of their construction, often in desperately dangerous and stormy conditions, looks at the lives of their keepers and considers how automation has changed the modern lighthouse.

  • Lighthouses: 75 Most Magnificent Lighthouses
    By G. Usher, Ian Penberthy

    Fascinating facts reveal the physical characteristics of each lighthouse, where and how it was built, the story of the brave keepers who manned it and its record in saving lives.

  • Lighthouses: A Pop-up Gallery of America's Most Beloved Beacons
    By Albert Mitchell

    This is the ultimate book for admirers of lighthouses and architecture.

  • Lighthouses: The Race to Illuminate The World
    By Peter Williams, Toby Chance

    Swedish lighthouse engineering was later to produce its most famous son, Gustaf Dalén, but he only appeared on the scene in the early 20th century, when lighthouses underwent a revolution from being manned to automated.

  • Lighthouses: A Colorful Tour of America's Coastal Treasures
    By Terrell Publishing Company

    Lighthouses: A Colorful Tour of America's Coastal Treasures

  • Lighthouses
    By Ariel Books

    The diminutive size belies this book's widespread popularity. Lighthouses have a certain mystique and glory all their own. This little book sheds light on the extensive, impressive history of a coastal mainstay.