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The arrows next to the Galleries and Etrusco links will give you all the images and stories

    • Lightkeeper’s Gallery
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    • Black and White Gallery
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    • Remembering Etrusco after 70 years – Part One – January 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Two – February 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Three – Early March 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Four -The Main Event – March 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco- Part Five -In Pictures
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Six – April and May 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Seven – A Big Screen Summer
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Eight – Let’s Go to Some Video
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Nine – Photo Albums
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Ten – Another Shipwreck Steals the Scene
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Eleven – August
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Twelve – Labor Day is the Start of Something New
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Thirteen – On the Move
    • Remembering Etrusco- Part 14- On Board During the Salvage Work

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Scituate Harbor Tide chart
History of Scituate Light
the story of the American Flag – celebrating America After 250 years

  • Cleaning up Wires

    Cleaning up Wires

    The contractor hired to restore Scituate Light visited last Wednesday and that prompted me to get going pulling out wires for the different cameras that remained inside the Tower. The Seawall Camera and the Inside the Light camera were the two that remained in place and I was able to pull them down and back…

    April 3, 2023
  • Press Coverage

    We got some ink today in the Boston Globe. This has been in the works for a couple of weeks as columnist Tom Farragher (living right up the street) and photographer Jonathan Wiggs, (also living right up the street) combined to write and photograph a story on the renovation of the Light and our time…

    March 28, 2023
  • Inching Our Way There

    Inching Our Way There

    I have heard through the grapevine that the Selectmen may choose be voting to award a contract on Tuesday night. The bids needed to be submitted by February 23rd and I am told there were not many submitted. Should the Selectmen choose, they could go back out to the National Register and ask for new…

    March 5, 2023
  • Four Down

    Four Down

    There are currently four cameras not working. The Seawall, Inside, Lantern Room, and Inner Harbor cameras are not available through the Stahr Family page links. I am working on fixing them. I have a ways to go. The others are all live and I hope you continue to enjoy them. Update: 2/10/2023 It seems like…

    February 8, 2023
  • Brrrrrrrrrr

    Brrrrrrrrrr

    Got super cold yesterday and the old place held up just fine. Some of the summer work to tighten things up seemed to help the cause. The electric bill has gone through the sky (all the way to Mars) but the oil bill has been manageable. The quiet that comes with the cold is the…

    February 5, 2023
  • Three Weeks In

    Three Weeks In

    The new year is off and more has gone right than has gone wrong. The old Lantern Room has not been pushed by a storm surge. I am told the bid package for the next one is near to being complete. The weather has been forgiving (meaning the oil bill has not been catastrophic) and…

    January 22, 2023

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