Records, 1907-1959, 1915-1959 (bulk)

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Records, 1907-1959, 1915-1959 (bulk)

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Letters, records, and invoices; memos on efficiency of radio beacons; instructions to employees of the United States Lighthouse Service; instruction manuals for lighthouse equipment; blueprints for vapor lamp thermostat, gas buoy, bathrooms, water and sewer systems, and incandescent oil vapor lamp; watch quarter and station bill; and a 1907 report on changes in aids to navigation on U.S. coasts.

.4 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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