Marblehead Light

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Marblehead Light is a historic lighthouse in Marblehead, Massachusetts, that aids navigation in Massachusetts Bay and is notable for its skeletal iron tower design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
lighthouse
navigational aid
access accessible by land
associatedWith United States Coast Guard Aids to Navigation system NERFINISHED
automationStatus automated
constructionMaterial iron
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentLensType modern optic
focalHeight 130 feet
foundationMaterial concrete
foundationType concrete piles
function coastal light
harbor entrance light
hasCategory Buildings and structures in Marblehead, Massachusetts
Lighthouses in Massachusetts
Transportation in Essex County, Massachusetts
height 105 feet
lightCharacteristic Fl G 6s
flashing green light
locatedIn Essex County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInWaterBody Massachusetts Bay NERFINISHED
locatedNear Marblehead Harbor NERFINISHED
Salem Sound NERFINISHED
locatedOn Marblehead Neck NERFINISHED
location Marblehead, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
managedBy United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
marking brown skeletal tower
green beacon
notableFor being one of the few skeletal lighthouses in New England
skeletal iron tower design
originalLensType Fresnel lens NERFINISHED
owner Town of Marblehead NERFINISHED
powerSource electric
publicAccess grounds open to the public
tower closed to the public
purpose aids navigation in Massachusetts Bay
marks the entrance to Marblehead Harbor
region New England NERFINISHED
replaced earlier stone lighthouse on the site
state Massachusetts
status active
towerShape pyramidal skeletal tower
towerType skeletal tower
town Marblehead NERFINISHED
yearLit 1896

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Marblehead, Massachusetts hasLandmark Marblehead Light