REFERENCES: Lighthouses / Natural Resources
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The following references were utilized by Nancy S. Seasholes in preparing text for the Web pages associated with Boston Harbor Islands lighthouses and other navigational aids, as well as historical use of natural resources.
Arato, Christine, Margaret Coffin, Tracy Stakely and Patrick Eleey Boston Affiliates, Inc. Boston City Document 1860 Preliminary Report of the Commission on Boston Harbor, No. 37. City Printers, Boston. Boston Record Commissioners (B.R.C.) 1881bA Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston Containing the Boston Records from 1660 to 1701, vol. 7. City Printers, Boston. Claesson, Stefan and Elizabeth Carella Conkling, Philip W. Cook, Lauren D’Entremont, Jeremy 2007b Boston Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/boston/history.html 2007c Brant Point Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/brant/history.html 2007d Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Lights. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/broadsoundchannel/history.html 2007e Deer Island Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/graves/history.html 2007f Graves Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/newlondon/history.html 2007g Great Point Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/greatpoint/history.html 2007h Long Island Head Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/longislandhead/history.html 2007i Lovell’s Island Range Lights. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/lovells/history.html 2007j Minots Ledge Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/minots/history.html 2007k New London Harbor Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/newlondon/history.html 2007l Narrows Light (Bug Light). New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/narrows/history.html 2007m Plum Island Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/plumisland/history.html 2007n Plymouth Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/plymouth/history.html 2007o Portsmouth Harbor Light. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/portsmouth/history.html 2007p Spectacle Island Range Lights. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/spectacle/history.html 2007q Thacher Island Twin Lights. New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. http://lighthouse.cc/thacher/history.html Department of Conservation and Recreation. Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Flint, Willard Gleason, Sarah C. Jones, Donald G. Klein, Christopher Lighthouse Friends 2001bMorris Island, SC. http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=333 2001cSandy Hook, NJ. http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=378 Luedtke, Barbara 1990 Report on an Archaeological Survey at World’s End. Department of Anthropology, University of Massachusetts, Boston. McLane, Charles B. 1994 Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast: Pemaquid Point to the Kennebec River. Vol. 4. The Island Institute, Rockland, ME and Tilbury House, Publishers, Gardiner, ME. McLane, Charles B. and Carol Evarts McLane National Park Service (NPS) n.d. Nix’s Mate Daybeacon. Maritime History of Massachusetts: A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary. http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/maritime/nix.htm New York Times 1935 Lightship Rammed; British Ship Seized. December 21. Noble, Dennis L. Patterson, William A. III and Julie A. Richburg Pemberton, Thomas Quincy, Josiah Richburg, Julie A. and William A. Patterson III Rowlett, Russ Rudyalicelighthouse.net Seasholes, Nancy S. and Timothy L. Binzen Shurtleff, Nathaniel B. Snow, Edward Rowe Snowman, Sally R. and James G. Thomson Stanley, Raymond W. Stark, James H. Sumner, William Hyslop Sweetser, M. F. U. S. Coast Guard Walker, William H. C. and Willard Brewer Walker Witney, Dudley Wood, William |
Did You Know?
Boston Light Station, part of Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area, is visited every year by the Flying Santa, a long-time New England tradition started by William Wincapaw in 1929. The Flying Santa delivers food, toys, and other necessities to lighthouses across New England. More...