1078 viewsYou can clearly see the entrance to the basement and the flag pole in the yard. This flag pole was used for boat warning flags during heavy winds when Laura Berg lived in the lighthouse. This side is photographed most often because the public has access to this view, and this is the side you first see when driving toward the Lighthouse.
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Paul Sturgis with Innertube1072 viewsPaul Sturgis on the sidewalk in front of the lighthouse
Point Lookout Lighthouse with Windmill1072 viewsA picture of the lighthouse with a windmill in the side yard. The cement pillars for the windmill are still in place. The windmill was dismantled and shipped to a lighthouse in Puerto Rico.
View from a Jetty1064 viewsThere is one jetty in the fishing area which remains as of 1999 on the Chesapeake Bay side. This is a great view of the Lighthouse. Photographs taken by psychic investigators revealed the figure of a man sitting near this jetty; the apparition was visible to the human eye. This area is where the prison hospital was located.
Virginia Yeatman1059 viewsVirgina Jackson Yeatman Ardeeser on the wharf at Point Lookout. The tracks are visible in the lower part of the picture. Buoys were transported from ships to the buoy shed by carts that ran along the tracks. Date unknown, probably the 1920s. Photo courtesy of Barbara Quasny.
Pt Lookout Lighthouse in the 1920s1058 viewsPoint Lookout Lighthouse and various buildings behind and beside it. Lucille Nestler is a relative of one of the Lighthouse keepers of Point Lookout and has provided this photograph.
Point Lookout Wharf, summer of 1949.1058 viewsPoint Lookout Wharf, summer of 1949. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
Point Lookout Lighthouse, 19281057 viewsA picture of the lighthouse after it was expanded.
Point Lookout Lighthouse, c. 19791057 viewsThe Lighthouse looks very regal in this photograph. The last major rennovation occurred 13 years earlier in 1966, when the exterior was sandblasted.
Fog Bell Tower at CBMM1056 viewsAnother view of the fog bell tower. Note that the fourth side of the lighthouse has been refinished with wood planking since the structure used to be attached to the coal shed at the Point Lookout Lighthouse Complex. The bell was cast in 1857 by the Meneely Company in New York. Fun fact: the lumber was pre-cut and installed on site, each piece is numbered to allow for simple construction onsite.
Den Fireplace1055 viewsA beautiful fake fireplace was built here by a former resident of the lighthouse.
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