Most viewed - Point Lookout Lighthouse
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942 viewsBoth the North and South sides of the Lighthouse have private entrances to the Tower. The entrance to the tower opens into a steep spiral staircase with small steps; the staircase ends at a landing where the door to the attic is located. To reach the light, you must then climb a ladder leading to a narrow hatch. Once through the hatch, you are officially in the Lighthouse Cupola/Tower! During Hans Holzer's visit, one of the mediums got an impression that a man had been murdered in the entrance to the tower. A voice recorded here said in a British accent, "Hold your tongue, Handsome (or Hanson)".
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Raymond and Mary Hartzel in North Side Living Room941 viewsNotice the TV in the corner of the room. Limited reception meant few channels were available to watch.
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937 viewsPoint Lookout Lighthouse, c. 1921-1923. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Front Steps of Lighthouse936 views
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Cora Yeatman Milking a Cow935 viewsCora Yeatman looks on while a cow is milked. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Cora and Anna Maria Yeatman932 viewsCora and Anna Maria Yeatman. Anna Maria was William Yeatman, Sr.'s wife. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Small light in basement932 viewsWhile photographing in the basement, this unusual light appeared in the photo in the door frame. The light appears to shine downward and outward at the same time. This could be a reflection on the water heater from the flash, but the shape seems very odd for a flash reflection.
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Stern of Tender Mistletoe931 viewsThe tender MistleToe visits the lighthouse. The tenders brought buoys to be repaired and supplies for the lighthouse; the tenders also returned repaired buoys into service. Mrs. Marguerite Metivier, wife of the keeper, would supply the crew with homemade donuts.
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Cora Yeatman931 viewsA portrait of Cora Yeatman, c. 1908-1913. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Henry Christian Ardeeser931 viewsHenry Christian Ardeeser, Virginia Jackson Yeatman Ardeeser's husband and William Yeatman, Sr.'s son-in-law. Henry was a bricklayer who came to Point Lookout to do some work and met Virginia Jackson Yeatman. They married and moved to Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Charlie and Diane at back porch steps929 viewsCharlie and Diane at back porch steps.
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