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  • Memorial Day 2014

    We cleaned up around the grounds this weekend.  The neighborhood gathered yesterday morning to work on the island gardens.  I had been out there over the past few weeks trying… Read more

  • Technical Difficulties

    For the moment the web cams are down. The company that has been hosting the web cams (giving them a phone number you can dial up) has changed a few… Read more

  • 1826 Days

    No two have been the same. I woke up here for the first time five years ago this morning. I was trying to figure out how many nights have found… Read more

  • 2014 January Blizzard

    I will let the pictures tell the story with this qualifier:  The new wall protected the Lighthouse beautifully.  This was a tremendously high tide, nearly 14 feet, and with all… Read more

  • Been Meaning to Do This

    Here is a view of the Lighthouse very few have seen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEbBGLB1ZZI This was posted by Rasmus Lindgbloom in May 2012.  Recently Michael Thompson who works at Stellwagen National Marine… Read more

  • The Big One or "Is this how you get to the Lighthouse?"

    The notes run down a page and carry over onto a second and a third.  There has not been a complete report on life here at the Scituate Light for… Read more

  • A Boring One (Because I am Saving Up for a Really Big One)

    Simple announcements tonight as I am brewing up a blog to be remembered.  We had quite a week here at at the Light as the nation celebrated its birthday and… Read more

  • Applause Please

    The blog would like to begin with a thank you to the parents of the young person who revved his car engine from 12:45 to 1:15 am last night in… Read more

  • The Skinny

    Got the place back up and running just as we welcome the 200th anniversary of the Shannon and Chesapeake battle ceremony here on Saturday at 11:30. Remember this mess. Now… Read more

  • Fixed Up

    The past few weeks have seen the storm damage of February finally set aside.  M.J. Hallin arrived two weeks ago and repaired the ceiling brought down by broken heating pipes.… Read more

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For the past fifteen years there have been regular posts from one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States. Managed for the Town of Scituate by the Scituate Historical Society since for more than 50 years now, Scituate Light is the pride of this nearly 400 year old New England town.

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