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A Close-Up & Inside View of
Ram Island Ledge Light
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
Time and the elements have stained
sections of the light's granite exterior
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
A view of the elevated landing pier no
longer in use at the lighthouse
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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Looking down from the entrance level at
the ladder that leads to the rocky ledge
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The light's cisterns are located on the
first level of the lighthouse
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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A view of the only
built-in closet located on
a level that served as the keeper's
sleeping quarters
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A view of the first
level of the lighthouse that once served
as a storage area
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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A view of the staircase leading from one
level
to another
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Looking down on the steps that lead from
the watchroom to
the lantern
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
Note the interior tile walls that
are consistent on each level
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
The elaborate pedestal that once
supported the light's 3rd order Fresnel lens
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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A view of the lampchanger inside
the modern 300mm acrylic optic
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A view of the massive lantern from the
exterior watchroom gallery below
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
A pulley wheel that once was
part of the clockworks
mechanism remains in tact
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
A 155mm beacon hangs upside
from the cupola and serves as
the emergency light
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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Two FA/232 fog signals are located on the
exterior watchroom gallery (main & backup)
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Looking down on the
lighthouse and ledge below from the watchroom gallery
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Photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.
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