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L-184. Villiers, Marq and Sheila Hirtle. A Dune Adrift: The Strange Origins and Curious History of a Dune Adrift in the Atlantic. New York. 2004
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L-185. Nordhoff, Charles and James Norman Hall. Botany Bay. Boston. 1941.
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L-49. Treasury Dept. , U.S. Coast Guard. LIST OF LIGHTS GREAT LAKES AND CANADA
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L-61. Imray, James & Son., SAILING DIRECTIONS TO ACCOMPANY THE CHART ENTITLED SOUTH PART OF THE NORTH SEA…. London. 1876
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L-75. Willson, Captain Russell. U. S. Navy. WATCH OFFICER’S GUIDE. Annapolis. April 1942.
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L-99. Crompton, Samuel Willard. THE LIGHTHOUSE BOOK. New York. 1999.
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Late in February 1952, a northeaster swept New England with bitter cold, snow and gale force winds. East of Chatham 70-knot winds and 60-foot seas battered merchant vessels as the tankers SS Fort Mercer and SS Pendleton met the full force of the storm.
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LG-132. [Life-Saving Medal] Extremely rare bronze medal for the saving of life, issued by the Treasury Department of the United States, Coast Survey.
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LG-152. US Navy Officer’s Cap Device.
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