"The Point Robinson Light Station on the Northeast corner of Maury Island, Washington, can be reached by ferry and car or bicycle. It's light and foghorn are invaluable for vessels, due to the many days and nights of dense fog. It began service in July, 1885 and was automated in 1978. The Coast guard still maintains the grounds and keeps the light and fog signal operating."
 

30" X 24"

Private Collection
 

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