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Virginia Jackson Yeatman870 viewsVirginia Jackson Yeatman. Virginia (nicknamed Ginny) was born a few days after Stonewall Jackson was shot (he lost his arm and died soon afterwards). Ginny was named for Stonewall and the state of Virginia. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Lighthouse in the Background865 viewsPhoto courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Swing Outside Radio Room861 viewsThis picture was taken under the North Side buoy shed. The swing is outside of the radio room. Pictured from left to right are: Raymond, Father; Mary, wife; and Raymond Hartzel.
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Paul Sturgis with Innertube858 viewsPaul Sturgis on the sidewalk in front of the lighthouse
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Looking SouthWest857 viewsNotice the interesting paint job on the lantern room.
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Virginia Yeatman856 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.
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Lighthouse, c. 1949852 viewsPoint Lookout, Summer of 1949. Notice the fence and the absence of the windmill. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Raymond Hartzel and his father849 viewsRaymond Hartzel and his father.
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Sturgis Boys Swimming842 viewsPaul and Jack Sturgis swimming in the Potomac River. Notice the "Cable Crossing Do Not Anchor" sign in the background (just above the boy on the right).
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Point Lookout Lighthouse, from the buoy tracks840 viewsPoint Lookout Lighthouse, from the buoy tracks. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
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Jack's Girlfriend837 viewsOne of Jack's girlfriends poses in front of the buoy shed.
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Raymond Hartzel, with Family and Friends829 viewsPictured from left to right are: Ray Hartzel, Father Raymond Hartzel, Friend Eldon Fenkner, Co-worker FN John Zurowski.
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