Lighthouse Research Sources
Library of Congress Homepage - Go to the American Memory Collection and try a search for "lighthouse" and you'll find some interesting documents and pictures. You can also search their library catalog for more lighthouse materials.
Lighthouse Reading - Looking to increase your knowledge about lighthouses? You have just found the most comprehensive lighthouse bibliography available. Here you can access information about more than 3500 publications covering all facets associated with lighthouses, such as their locations and construction, the builders, the lives of the keepers, and much more.
The Lighthouse Directory - One of the most important and extensive lighthouse sites anywhere, with information on lighthouses worldwide.
Lighthouse Reading - Well over 3,000 listings of lighthouse publications, very useful.
National Archives - You can search many of their holdings online using the NARA Archival Information Locator (NAIL). Many lighthouse documents are located in regional branches of the National Archives, such as Waltham, Massachusetts. Thousands of photographs and architectural drawings are at the National Archives facility in College Park, Maryland.
U.S. Coast Guard - Resources of the Historian's Office - Includes a great deal of information on lighthouse history, historic photos and an extensive bibliography.
U.S. Lighthouse Society's J. Candace Clifford Lighthouse Research Catalog - A valuable resource.
U.S. Naval Historical Center - Their library in Washington D.C. includes material on lighthouses. You can search their online catalog.
Lighthouse Reading - Looking to increase your knowledge about lighthouses? You have just found the most comprehensive lighthouse bibliography available. Here you can access information about more than 3500 publications covering all facets associated with lighthouses, such as their locations and construction, the builders, the lives of the keepers, and much more.
The Lighthouse Directory - One of the most important and extensive lighthouse sites anywhere, with information on lighthouses worldwide.
Lighthouse Reading - Well over 3,000 listings of lighthouse publications, very useful.
National Archives - You can search many of their holdings online using the NARA Archival Information Locator (NAIL). Many lighthouse documents are located in regional branches of the National Archives, such as Waltham, Massachusetts. Thousands of photographs and architectural drawings are at the National Archives facility in College Park, Maryland.
U.S. Coast Guard - Resources of the Historian's Office - Includes a great deal of information on lighthouse history, historic photos and an extensive bibliography.
U.S. Lighthouse Society's J. Candace Clifford Lighthouse Research Catalog - A valuable resource.
U.S. Naval Historical Center - Their library in Washington D.C. includes material on lighthouses. You can search their online catalog.