Horton's Point Light in Southold, NY Falmouth MA Two attempts at salt works

Two attempts at salt works on the island failed due to the fog the island is prone to and its adverse affect on the evaporation that made these works viable The island's four fishing villages reflect a heritage that extends to its Wampanoag roots

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This 14 x 20 cotton twill throw pillow features day and twilight images of Minot Ledge Lighthouse in Massachusetts Bay taken from archival hand-tinted postcards

This heavy duty frosted glass beer mug was created from a late 19th century hand tinted photo postcard of the historic light before it was refurbished

Horton's Point Light in Southold, NY Falmouth MA Two attempts at salt worksHorton's Point Light in Southold, NY on the eastern end of Long Island, sits 60 feet above Long Island Sound. It was first commissioned by George Washington and first lit in 1857. The last keeper left after the Great Hurricane of 1938. The lighthouse is an active aid to navigation and features a slow green flash every ten seconds. This is a wonderful gift to all who sail Long Island Sound and love its rich history. This richly colored frosted glass