Drawing Showing the Design of the Lighthouse Tower and Dwelling at Fenwick Island, Delaware
This architectural drawing was found on the United States’ National Archives Website. Note that “Fenwick’s Island” is how they referred to this location back in 1857.
Design for the Tower and Keepers Dwelling on
FENWICKS ISLAND
Scale 1/48.
Forwarded to the L.H. Board with the annual
report dated Octr 17th 1857.
The above drawing is available as a print and/or on a variety of home decor and lifestyle products. CLICK HERE
How about trying is on a JIGSAW PUZZLE?
Information listed with the lighthouse drawing at the National Archives…
Record Hierarchy
Record Group 26:
Records of the U.S. Coast Guard, 1785 – 2005
Series:
Lighthouse Plans and Maps, 1793 – 1939
File Unit:
Lighthouse Plans for Fenwick’s Island, Delaware
Item:
Drawing Showing the Design of the Lighthouse Tower and Dwelling at Fenwick Island, Delaware, 1857
National Archives Identifier: | 6281736 |
Local Identifier: | DE, Fenwick Island #1 |
Creator(s): | Department of Commerce. Bureau of Lighthouses. 1913-7/1/1939 (Most Recent) |
From: | File Unit: Lighthouse Plans for Fenwick’s Island, Delaware, 1857 – 1857 Series: Lighthouse Plans and Maps, 1793 – 1939 Record Group 26: Records of the U.S. Coast Guard, 1785 – 2005 |
Wood Print – printed on a wooden plaque
This historic architectural drawing of the Fenwick Island Lighthouse is almost the perfect image for a wood print.
Level of Description:
Item
Type(s) of Archival Materials:
Architectural and Engineering Drawings
This item was produced or created:
1857
The creator compiled or maintained the series between:
1793 – 1939
Access Restriction(s):
Unrestricted
Use Restriction(s):
Unrestricted
Variant Control Numbers
ARC Identifier: | 6281736 |
Archived Copies
Copy 1: | Preservation-Reproduction-Reference |
Contact(s): | National Archives at College Park – Cartographic (RDSC) National Archives at College Park 8601 Adelphi Road College Park, MD 20740-6001 Phone: 301-837-3200 Fax: 301-837-3622 Email: carto@nara.gov |
Copy 1 Media Information: | Specific Media Type: Paper |
You could clean this up (get rid of folds etc.) and then offer it as a print for people to frame and display. Would look great on the wall.
Steve
Yes, that is on the list of things to do. The never-ending list. LOL
Nice bit of research work there my friend.
Thanks, Bob. There are several other such documents from the same source. I may eventually build them into this site as a resource center – of sorts.