The Galveston Life-Saving
Station, September 1900: The Anatomy of a Super-Hurricane and the Perils
of Working for the United States Life-Saving Service.
Bolivar Point Lighthouse sheltered 125 people during
the hurricane and received relatively little damage. (Courtesy of
the U.S. Coast Guard)
An overhead view of Fort Point Lighthouse, which
barely survived the storm’s fury. (Courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard)
The Redfish Bar Light, a typical screwpile
lighthouse, as it looked in the early twentieth century. (Courtesy
of the U.S. Coast Guard)
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