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St. Augustine Lighthouse.
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Posters & Prints of the St. Augustine Lighthouse.
In 1824, an old Spanish watchtower in St. Augustine became Florida's first lighthouse with Juan Andreau, a Minorcan, as the first lightkeeper. Originally, the lighthouse used Winslow Lewis Argand lamps for illumination. The US government improved the light's quality by installing a 4th order Fresnel lens in 1855. This light could be seen much farther than the old lamps. In the late 1860s, the US government determined that the encroaching ocean was threatening the foundation of the light station. By 1870, the old tower and keeper's quarters were no longer adequate. A new light station was needed. On October 15, 1874, the keeper extinguished the light in the old lighthouse for the last time. Keepers continued to live in the old quarters until 1876 when they moved to the new light station. Just four years later the old lighthouse crashed into the sea.

Item #
Decription:
PA0010B0
 St. Augustine Lighthouse.
PA0010F0
 St. Augustine Lighthouse.


Un-Framed Images
Size
Item# Ext
Price
8-1/2" x 11"
(Item#)/8.5x11P
$ 6.50
11" x 14"
(Item#)/11x14P
$ 9.50
16" x 20"
(Item#)/16x20P
$ 12.50


Framed Images
Size
Item# + Ext
Price
8-1/2" x 11"
(Item#)/8.5x11F
$ 15.00
11" x 14"
(Item#)/11x14F
$ 24.50
16" x 20"
(Item#)/16x20F
$ 43.00

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