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Maritime Archaeology Project, a comprehensive program of research and outreach focusing on the waters around St. Augustine and elsewhere in northeast Florida. This project was partially funded from 2007 to 2009 and from 2014 to 2019 by historic preservation grants awarded by the state of Florida.
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In 2009, LAMP archaeologists discovered the second oldest shipwreck in northeast
Florida waters, an unidentified colonial sailing vessel known as the "Storm Wreck". The wreck site, completely buried when initially discovered, has been subject to excavations each summer from 2010 to 2012, and seems to
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Florida's French, Spanish, British, and Early American periods. These include British plantation landings, community boatyard foundations, ferry and steamboat landings, ballast dump sites, colonial wharves, and inundated terrestrial sites. Current work includes the implementation
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artifacts focusing on the history of the U.S. Coast Guard in St. Augustine. The Keeper's house is used to display a series of exhibits related to these various aspects of St. Augustine's maritime history. The
Lighthouse also hosts a volunteer-driven heritage boat building program, which has built a
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was the site of the first lighthouse established in
Florida by the new, territorial, American Government in 1824. According to some archival records and maps, this "official" American lighthouse was placed on the site of an earlier watchtower built by the Spanish as early as the late 16th century. A
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in St. Johns County waters since 1997. In 1999, the
Lighthouse formalized its research program, creating the Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program, Inc. (LAMP). LAMP is one of the few research organizations in the nation employing full-time professional marine archaeologists and conservators
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In 1980, a small group of 15 women in the Junior
Service League of St. Augustine (JSL) signed a 99-year lease with the county for the keeper's house and surrounding grounds and began a massive restoration project. Shortly after the JSL adopted the restoration, the League signed a 30-year lease with
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to investigate this crime. As the lens continued to weaken, the Coast Guard considered removing it and replacing it with a more modern, airport beacon. Again championed by the JSL, this plan was dismissed and the 9-foot (2.7 m)-tall lens was restored, with the help of retired Coast
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of coquina and brush was built to protect the old tower. A trolley track brought building supplies from the ships at the dock. The new tower was completed in 1874, and put into service with a new first order
Fresnel lens. It was lit for the first time in October by keeper William Russell. Russell
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American territorial government in May 1824 as Florida's first lighthouse. However, both the Spanish and the British governments operated a major aid to navigation
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In 1994, the Lighthouse Museum of St. Augustine opened full-time to the public. A community-based board of trustees was created in 1998. The men and women of the volunteer board are charged with holding the site in trust for future generations. In 2002, under the direction of current Executive
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taken from a nearby quarry on the island. Archival records are inconclusive as to whether the Spanish used the coquina tower as a lighthouse, but it seems plausible, given the levels of maritime trade by that time. The structure was regularly referred to as a "lighthouse" in documentsâincluding
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took over control of the organization as its new Director, with the assistance of then Director of Archaeology Dr. Sam Turner. Today, LAMP maintains four archaeologists on staff and works with a team of archaeological conservators, and regularly employs a large number of volunteers and student
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region. Staff archaeologists have discovered a number of historic shipwrecks and investigated many others, along with other maritime sites such as breakwaters, plantation wharf remains, and the nearby remains of St. Augustine's original lighthouse. The museum also researches other aspects of
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to the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum, Inc. This was the first such transfer of a U.S. lighthouse to a non-profit organization. The Museum keeps the light burning as a private aid-to-navigation. In 2016 the museum changed its name to the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum.
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In 1907, indoor plumbing reached the light station, followed by electricity in the keeper's quarters in 1925. The light itself was electrified in 1936, and automated in 1955. As the light was automated, positions for three keepers slowly dwindled down to two and then one. No longer housing
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Today, the St. Augustine Light Station consists of the 165-foot (50 m) 1874 tower, the 1876 Keepers' House, two summer kitchens added in 1886, a 1941 U.S. Coast Guard barracks and a 1936 garage that was home to a jeep repair facility during World War II. The site is also a
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In early 2010, the First Light Maritime Society was established as the support organization for the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum and LAMP. The use of this fundraising organization was discontinued by the Lighthouse & Maritime Museum with its re-branding in 2016.
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Ghost Hunting: True Stories of Unexplained Phenomena from The Atlantic Paranormal Society
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1399:"Ghost Hunters: Season 2, Episode 19 â St. Augustine Lighthouse"
817:"Lighthouses of the United States: Eastern Florida and the Keys"
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activity. The lighthouse has been featured in episodes of the
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1824: Winslow Lewis lamps with replectors; 1855: fourth order
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that is not a part of a university or government entity.
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harbor master, along with the lightkeeper, a woman named
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The Science of Ghosts: Searching for Spirits of the Dead
791:"Inventory of Historic Lighthouses: St. Augustine Light"
871:"About the Nation's Oldest Port National Heritage Area"
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National Register of Historic Places listed place
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first tower, square tower; second tower, conical tower
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St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc.
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525:clean and inspect the lens and works every week.
455:For 20 years, the site was manned by head-keeper
1266:"All Work (and Some Play) in Jolly Olde England"
1612:University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences
531:National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
44:The St. Augustine Light tower was built in 1874
537:St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
272:St. Augustine Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters
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1316:. Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
1294:. Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
1245:. Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
1222:ACUA Underwater Archaeology Proceedings 2012
1121:. Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
1054:. Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
967:. Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
839:"Project Archive - St Augustine Light House"
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553:View of the Keeper's House from the tower
280:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
202:first tower, ca. 1737; second tower, 1874
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1804:List of lighthouses in the United States
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1351:"St. Augustine Lighthouse January 2006"
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1595:Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
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371:The St. Augustine lighthouse in 1824
1650:Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine
1492:St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum
1465:. Paintings by William L. Trotter.
1268:. The Keeper's Blog. Archived from
1198:. The Keeper's Blog. Archived from
1171:. The Keeper's Blog. Archived from
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1105:: a British 18th-century shipwreck"
1024:. February 21, 2006. Archived from
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1167:Meide, Chuck (February 14, 2011).
1080:. Museum of Underwater Archaeology
435:Maria Mestre de los Dolores Andreu
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2563:Museums in St. Augustine, Florida
1264:Meide, Chuck (February 5, 2013).
986:Pounder, Lory (January 5, 2006).
766:Most Terrifying Places in America
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622:To date, the oldest identified
577:The museum maintains an active
560:General Services Administration
2593:1874 establishments in Florida
1194:Meide, Chuck (July 15, 2010).
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2553:Lighthouses completed in 1874
2489:Multiple Property Submissions
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379:map of St. Augustine made by
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1566:Saint Augustine Fire of 1914
1517:Aerial footage of lighthouse
1292:"Centerboard Schooner Wreck"
1101:"Site 8SJ3478, possibly the
910:Lisa Tendrich Frank (2013).
2573:Maritime museums in Florida
2494:National Historic Landmarks
1461:McCarthy, Kevin M. (1990).
1099:Franklin, Marianne (2000).
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1755:This list is incomplete.
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821:The Lighthouse Directory
613:underwater archaeologist
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2512:Keeper of the Register
1920:Hen and Chickens Shoal
1794:Lighthouses of Florida
1655:GonzĂĄlezâĂlvarez House
1645:Castillo de San Marcos
1552:St. Augustine, Florida
1419:Nickell, Joe. (2012).
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1471:University of Florida
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1078:Exhibit Introduction"
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937:Redd, Robert (2014).
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1660:GonzĂĄlez-Jones House
1467:Gainesville, Florida
1202:on December 13, 2011
1022:St. Augustine Record
992:St. Augustine Record
700:, and a centerboard
605:maritime archaeology
461:Battle of Gettysburg
409:Petit Atlas Maritime
357:maritime archaeology
229:; 1874: first-order
1960:Ponce de Leon Inlet
1680:St. Augustine Light
1605:Ponce de Leon Hotel
1463:Florida Lighthouses
1148:on October 13, 2011
691:American Revolution
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1502:The Keeper's Blog
1433:978-1-61614-586-6
1376:978-1-4165-4113-4
1230:978-1-4276-9563-5
1175:on August 7, 2014
1028:on March 29, 2012
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2030:Volusia Bar
1990:Smith Shoal
1905:Fowey Rocks
1885:Dames Point
1365:. pp.
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753:Joe Nickell
751:Researcher
733:television
710:First Coast
679:ship's bell
616:Chuck Meide
583:First Coast
503:Coast Guard
496:Restoration
112:Constructed
94: /
69:Coordinates
2547:Categories
2426:Washington
2366:Santa Rosa
2341:Palm Beach
2326:Okeechobee
2306:Miami-Dade
1910:Garden Key
1900:Egmont Key
1890:Dog Island
1737:Healthcare
1456:References
1427:. p. 280.
1385:2007016062
1179:August 20,
1152:August 20,
727:paranormal
663:Brown Bess
643:millstones
639:swivel gun
637:, an iron
138:on coquina
127:Foundation
115:1824
82:81°17â˛19âłW
79:29°53â˛08âłN
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2386:St. Lucie
2381:St. Johns
2256:Jefferson
2231:Highlands
2196:Gilchrist
2136:Charlotte
2094:by county
2020:St. Marks
1955:Pensacola
1865:Cedar Key
1638:Landmarks
1575:Education
1405:April 27,
1320:April 27,
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1125:April 27,
1084:April 27,
1058:April 27,
1032:August 7,
1002:August 7,
971:April 27,
857:"History"
800:April 27,
773:in 2018.
698:steamship
687:carronade
624:shipwreck
619:interns.
443:By 1870,
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