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received a $2,000 grant recently on May 25, 2011, from the Lighthouse Environmental Program (LEP), connected with the Washington Lighthouse License Plate Program, for the purpose of establishing an audio visual room in the mule barn at Turn Point on Stuart Island in the San Juans. Visitors to our Turn Point Museum will now be able to view movies made of Eclipse Charter Boat tours to Turn Point, our first open house of our museum, our installation of Turn Point’s flag pole, and interviews with Dan Alexander, lightkeeper at Turn Point during 1949-1951. Editing and some filming was done by our talented
Conrad Wrobel, who recently graduated from the Edward R. Murrow School of Broadcasting at WSU. Come visit us. You will be entertained!
Margaret Jonas, Founder TPLPS
http://www.tplps.org/
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Turn Point Lighthouse circa 1915 Photos courtesty TPLPS
Lighthouses are such an integral thread in the fabric of boating in the Northwest, both past and present. We’re grateful to the Turn Point Lighthouse Preservation Society, as well as all the other lighthouse groups who keep their history alive.
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