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Portsmouth Harbor Light Station

FPHL’s Sharon White and Bob Zimman Receive ALF Volunteer Awards

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: April 30, 2018

Sharon White and Bob Zimman of ALF’s Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouses were each presented with an ALF Len Hadley Volunteer Award during the American Lighthouse Foundation’s annual gala, which was held at the Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport, Maine, on April 29, 2018. Sharon White Sharon has been a Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse volunteer for six […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse Tagged With: 2018, alf, american lighthouse foundation, award, bob zimman, friends of portsmouth harbor lighthouses, gala, jeremy dentremont, len hadley, Nonatum Resort, sharon white, volunteer

The Lantern at Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse to be Repainted in 2015

By: Bob Trapani, Jr., ALF Executive Director Published: March 31, 2015

ALF’s Friends of Rockland Harbor Lights (FRHL) chapter will be tackling a couple of restoration and maintenance projects at Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse this summer, including the sentinel’s the iron lantern. The $10,000 project will be carried out by the J.B. Leslie Company of South Berwick, Maine. The J.B. Leslie Company will prep, prime and repaint […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Tagged With: alf, american lighthouse foundation, friends of rockland harbor lights, j.b. leslie company, lighthouse, rockland breakwater

Restoring the View from the Keeper’s House at Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse

By: Bob Trapani, Jr., ALF Executive Director Published: May 13, 2013

Each year around twelve thousand visitors tour Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse, many starting their experience high atop the light tower before going back down and retracing the steps of the bygone lightkeeper throughout the interior of the keeper’s dwelling. A tour of the 1902 structure provides visitors with a sense of what it might have been […]

Filed Under: Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Tagged With: alf, curt lefebvre, friends of rockland harbor lights, lighthouse, rockland breakwater, rockland harbor, sash, west penobscot bay, window

Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse

Joseph Estrella of the Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse is Presented with an ALF Volunteer Award

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: May 14, 2012

The American Lighthouse Foundation held its annual lighthouse gala at the Four Points by Sheraton in Eastham, MA, on April 28, 2012. The organization’s signature event featured some wonderful lighthouse camaraderie, fundraising, a great meal and some Cape Cod lighthouses open for climbing (Nauset, The Three Sisters and Highland), but the highlight of the evening […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Pomham Rocks Lighthouse Tagged With: 2012, alf, american lighthouse foundation, friends of pomham rocks lighthouse, joseph estrella, len hadley volunteerism award, lighthouse gala

Wood Island Light

Bob Orcutt of the Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse is Presented with an ALF Volunteer Award

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: May 11, 2012

The American Lighthouse Foundation held its annual lighthouse gala at the Four Points by Sheraton in Eastham, MA, on April 28, 2012. The organization’s signature event featured some wonderful lighthouse camaraderie, fundraising, a great meal and some Cape Cod lighthouses open for climbing (Nauset, The Three Sisters and Highland), but the highlight of the evening […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Wood Island Lighthouse Tagged With: 2012, alf, american lighthouse foundation, bob orcutt, fowil, friends of wood island lighthouse, len hadley volunteerism award

Cape Elizabeth Light entryway

ALF Volunteers Tackle More than Housekeeping Work at Cape Elizabeth Light

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: February 7, 2011

Taking advantage of a day (2/5/11) when professional contracting work was being done in the lantern of Cape Elizabeth Light, a group of American Lighthouse Foundation volunteers gathered at the lighthouse to simultaneously carry out some housekeeping inside the tower. No sooner had the volunteers arrived and tried to open the entry door to the […]

Filed Under: Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse Tagged With: alf, bob trapani, cape elizabeth, housekeeping, jeremy dentremont, jr, lighthouse, maine, ross tracy, william marshall

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