Fire Pump823 viewsThe Fire Pump House for the Point Lookout station. The pump was driven by gasoline and could supply water in the event of a fire. (2 votes)
William Yeatman's Grave Marker983 viewsWilliam Yeatman's Grave Marker. William and his wife Anna Maria Yeatman are buried about 8 miles north of the lighthouse. Photo courtesy of Kathy Handiboe.
(2 votes)
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Historic Instrument Case902 viewsThis instrument case belonged to Thomas Jacobson. (1 votes)
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Virginia Jackson Yeatman803 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. (1 votes)
View from Wharf, pre-1927 remodel801 viewsView of the lighthouse and buoy sheds from the wharf; pre-1927 remodel. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
(1 votes)
Anna Maria Lamb Yeatman974 viewsAnna Maria Lamb Yeatman, wife of William Yeatman, Sr. Her name was prounounced so that it rhymed with fire, and the children used to taunt her with spit in the fire Anna Maria. Photo courtesy of Francis Hart.
(1 votes)
Thomas and Minnie Jacobson807 viewsA portrait of Thomas Jacobson and his wife Minnie. Point Lookout was Mr. Jacobson's only land assignment. He served at Point Lookout from 1912 until 1917, when he transfered back to a ship, the Cape Lookout Shoals Light Vessel No. 80. This picture was most likely taken in the 1930s. (1 votes)
659 viewsZadock and Violet Sturgis (back row). (1 votes)
Paul Sturgis in a Cowboy Suit661 viewsPaul Sturgis sits on the front steps with his friend from Baltimore, Joe McQue. Mr. McQue bought the cowboy outfit that Paul is wearing. (1 votes)
Paul Sturgis as a Young Child688 viewsA very young Paul Sturgis has his picture taken in a sailor's uniform. (1 votes)
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