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Images from a visit to Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Florida Page 1 of 2 |
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Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, built in 1887, is located just south of Daytona Beach. The first lighthouse at the inlet was destroyed by Seminole Indians requiring this new structure to be built. |
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| Looking straight up the rather harrowing 17-story spiral staircase to reach the top of the lighthouse evokes the innards of a Nautilus shell. | The light at the top with its many lenses---a classic fresnel lens. |
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ABOVE LEFT: Susan in the room just below the light. The old light used to rotate on the shaft in the center of the room. ABOVE RIGHT: The view looking west out the door leading to the catwalk encircling the tower. LEFT: Looking north toward Daytona Beach. BELOW: Looking south toward New Smyrna overlooking Ponce Inlet itself. |
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