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Author Archives: Dablad1

Bodie Island Lighthouse

Bodie Island Lighthouse  was completed in 1872 and is seen here in 1893. It has recently received sufficient funding to make structural repairs and clean the original first-order Fresnel lens. Beginning in April 2013, you can once again climb the 214 steps to the top for unparalleled views of the Outer Banks.

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Bodie Island Lighthouse 2

It pays to have the right number of family members with you on vacation to help recreate a 120-year-old photograph.

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Queen Elizabeth St. Manteo NC

This is Queen Elizabeth St in Maneto  on Roanoke Island NC in the 1930s.

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Dare County Courthouse

This is Dare County Courthouse in Manteo in the 1930s.

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Mt. Olivet Church

Mt. Olivet Church is located in Manteo on Roanoke Island and is seen here in a 1912 photo.

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Oregon Inlet

This is the Coast Guard Station on Oregon Inlet in 1934. The Station is just down the road from Bodie Island Lighthouse.

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Fort Bowie Valley View

Ft Bowie was built in southeast Arizona in 1868 following the Battle of Apache Pass. It is shown here in an 1894 photo–the year it was abandoned.

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Commanding Officer’s Quarters

The elaborate CO’s quarters are seen here in an 1885 photo.

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Officers Quarters

Far more primitive than the CO’s quarters, the officers quarters are seen here in an 1885 photo.

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Geronimo

Fort Bowie’s most famous resident was Geronimo seen here in two pictures taken in 1886. He left the next day for Florida never to return to his homeland.

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