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Tropical Storm Alberto
Based on the current projected track of Alberto, park will continue operations as normal. We will continue monitoring this system and update this alert as necessary. More »
Chronology of Life-Saving Station Keepers
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Changes in the organization of the service, the migration of people to and from these stations, and the simple passage of time have made it difficult to construct a complete list of these heroes of the coast. This is the most accurate list we have available at this time. If you have corrections, additions, or photographs that you would like to share with the park, please contact us. Cape Lookout Life-Saving Station William H. Gaskill - Appointed December 15, 1887. Resigned April 19, 1912. Walter M. Yeomans - Acting Keeper during 1916. Position was left vacant in 1939 and the station became part of Beaufort Station in 1940 during the reorganization. Core Banks Life-Saving Station Alexander Moore - Appointed January 3, 1896. Transferred to Bogue Inlet Station September 30, 1904. Freddie G. Gillikin - Appointed May 1, 1916. Transferred to Cape Henry May 2, 1928. Portsmouth Life-Saving Station Ferdinand G. Terrell - Appointed August 22, 1894. Resigned October 8, 1903. Mitchell Hamilton - Appointed April 2, 1917. Left December 13, 1920 to become the Assistant to the District Superintendent. Joseph R. Emery - Appointed November 16, 1924. Left April 1, 1925 to become the Assistant to the District Superintendent. Elisha G. Tillett - Appointed January 16, 1933. Served during 1933 and 1934 and part of 1935. Station placed out of commission at sunset on June 1, 1937, but it was kept open until it was decommissioned on March 11, 1946. |
Did You Know?
Sand dollars are living animals. If you find one that is brown and fuzzy, leave it behind. If it is white and smooth it has already died, and you may keep it. Cape Lookout National Seashore