Price's Creek Lighthouse
Published on Dec 16, 2015
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PRICE'S CREEK LIGHTHOUSE
BY MAKAYLA MICHAEL AND JOHN CARTER KRELL.
IT WAS BUILT IN
Construction
Price's Creek Lighthouse was made out of brick and mortar.
It had eight lamps with reflectors. Today it does not have any lights because bombs were dropped on the lighthouse in the civil war.
PRICE'S CREEK LIGHTOUSE
WAS 26 FEET WHEN IT WAS BUILT.
THR LIGHTHOUSE'S
BASE DIAMETER IS 17 FEET.
IT'S LIGHT DISTANCE WAS
25 MILES.
IT IS LOCATED IN
SOUTHPORT, NORTH CAROLINA, ON THE BANK OF THE CAPE FEAR RIVER.
IT WAS BUILT IN THAT LOCATION
TO HELP SOLDIERS SIGNAL BETWEEN FORT FISHER AND FORT CASWELL.
WE SADLY COULD
NOT FIND HOW ARE LIGHTHOUSE GOT IT'S NAME.
THE LIGHTHOUSE WAS
ACTIVE UNTIL 1861.
