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View from a Boat897 viewsThis is a great view and you can clearly see the two buoy depot buildings which the Navy used at that time as part of the Radar Tracking Facility. The large pole (tower) was used by ospreys to build a nest when Laura Berg lived there. In his capacity as Department of Natural Resources Police Officer, Erik had a unique opportunity to photograph the lighthouse from this angle.
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Diane Kidd in the Point Lookout front yard.896 viewsDiane Kidd in the Point Lookout front yard.
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Diane and Cheryl Kidd in the living room896 viewsDiane and Cheryl Kidd in the living room.
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895 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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Fog Bell 1958894 viewsThe fogbell at Point Lookout. The structure was moved to St. Michaels Maritime Museum, where it currently resides. Courtesy of the U.S. Navy from the Tester newspaper: U.S. Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Maryland, Friday, July 25, 1958, Vol. XV- No. 29, Pages 4-5. Special thanks to Charlie Kidd for sharing his copy of this newspaper, and to the Public Information office at Patuxent Naval Air Station (PAX) for supplying a higher resolution version.
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Harry Ardeeser on the wharf at Point Lookout, c, 1935894 viewsHarry Ardeeser on the wharf at Point Lookout, c. 1935. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Cheryl in kitchen894 viewsCheryl in kitchen.
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Bay Side View of Lighthouse894 views
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The Veteran's Monument.892 viewsThe Veteran's Monument.
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