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Trinity House sewing box, made by a Lighthouse Keeper, 19th century
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Trinity House sewing box, made by a Lighthouse Keeper, 19th century
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500 years of Trinity House, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon, 2014
SCY_0578 - Telephone Box and Lighthouse - Middle Town - St Agnes by John Luxton Via Flickr: A view towards St Agnes Lighthouse which dominates the heart of this Scillonian island. Today the lighthouse functions as a day mark having been replaced in 1911 by a new lighthouse at Peninnis on St Mary's. The lighthouse contrasts nicely with the GPO K6 phone box. Camera: Contax RTSII + Carl Zeiss 50mm f1.7 Planar lens For more 35mm archive photographs of St Agnes - Isles of Scilly please click here: www.jhluxton.com/The-35mm-Film-Archive/Isles-of-Scilly/St...
Trinity House sewing box, made by a Lighthouse Keeper, 19th century
A Trinity House burl walnut sewing or jewellery box, made by a lighthouse keeper circa 1870
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Trinity House hat, c. 1955
Hat with white cotton cover, Trinity House badge, and gold laurel wreath on peak. Belonged to Henry Austin Fraser.
Trinity House pilots were skilled mariners and provided a vital service to ships bound for British ports. The pilotage service usually operated from pilot cutters when transfering to and from vessels. A Trinity House pilot's licence was renewed annually at which time his eyesight, general health and knowledge of local waters were tested.
$249,000/1 br/667 sq ft
Philadelphia, PA
built in 1920
$265,000/2 br/546 sq ft
Philly PA
built in 1920