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Explore the fascinating world of maritime navigation with "Lighthouses and Lightships: A Descriptive and Historical Account of Their Mode of Construction and Organization" by W. H. Davenport Adams. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a detailed look into the history and engineering of these vital aids to coastal navigation.
Delve into the construction and organization of both lighthouses and lightships, essential for guiding ships safely through perilous waters. Discover the technology behind these beacons of light and their significance in maritime history. From the design of the structures themselves to the lives of those who maintained them, this book provides a comprehensive overview of these often-overlooked marvels of engineering.
Perfect for enthusiasts of maritime history, engineering, and anyone captivated by the sea, this book provides a descriptive and historical account that continues to inform and inspire. A timeless journey into the world of lighthouses and lightships.
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