The Building from the Surface is Nine Stories; the whole from Bottom to top, 103 feet." To pay for the operation and maintenance of the new lighthouse, the Colony of New York authorized a tonnage tax of three pence per ton on ships sailing into the harbor. Website captured for verification.
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The Building from the Surface is Nine Stories; the whole from Bottom to top, 103 feet." To pay for the operation and maintenance of the new lighthouse, the Colony of New York authorized a tonnage tax of three pence per ton on ships sailing into the harbor. Website captured for verification.
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The Building from the Surface is Nine Stories; the whole from Bottom to top, 103 feet." To pay for the operation and maintenance of the new lighthouse, the Colony of New York authorized a tonnage tax of three pence per ton on ships sailing into the harbor.
After having… come from the sea (and) within the Hook & under the pleasant feel of still Water, the Eye is delighted with the view of a most noble bay." To enter the harbor, sailing ships navigated a narrow, curving channel around the tip of Sandy Hook.
The merchants requested that a lighthouse be erected on Sandy Hook to guide ships safety into the harbor.
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The Building from the Surface is Nine Stories; the whole from Bottom to top, 103 feet." To pay for the operation and maintenance of the new lighthouse, the Colony of New York authorized a tonnage tax of three pence per ton on ships sailing into the harbor.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
After having… come from the sea (and) within the Hook & under the pleasant feel of still Water, the Eye is delighted with the view of a most noble bay." To enter the harbor, sailing ships navigated a narrow, curving channel around the tip of Sandy Hook.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The merchants requested that a lighthouse be erected on Sandy Hook to guide ships safety into the harbor.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The New York Assembly supported this proposal and passed "An Act for raising a Sum not exceed Three Thousand Pounds by way of Lottery for building a Light House" on Sandy Hook.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Supported by the British Army and Navy, the loyalists kept the "Lighthouse Fort" or "Refugees Tower" under British control for most of the Revolution.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
High above the sea, these "twin" lights were visible before the Sandy Hook Lighthouse, located at sea level.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Two lighthouses were built, so approaching ships would not confuse them with the Sandy Hook Lighthouse located over five miles to the north.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Finally, in 1857, three assistants were assigned to work for the Sandy Hook keeper.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The Building from the Surface is Nine Stories; the whole from Bottom to top, 103 feet." To pay for the operation and maintenance of the new lighthouse, the Colony of New York authorized a tonnage tax of three pence per ton on ships sailing into the harbor. After having… come from the sea (and) within the Hook & under the pleasant feel of still Water, the Eye is delighted with the view of a most noble bay." To enter the harbor, sailing ships navigated a narrow, curving channel around the tip of Sandy Hook. The merchants requested that a lighthouse be erected on Sandy Hook to guide ships safety into the harbor.
Official website captured for verification. Email from source data: daphne_yun@nps.gov
The Building from the Surface is Nine Stories; the whole from Bottom to top, 103 feet." To pay for the operation and maintenance of the new lighthouse, the Colony of New York authorized a tonnage tax of three pence per ton on ships sailing into the harbor.
