Lantern and Fixtures

Order of Lantern:

Shape of Lantern:

Diameter to glass:

Diameter in the clear:

Number of sides:

Type of bars:

Thickness of bars:

Height glazed:

Number of plates in height:

Number of plates each side:

Thickness of plates:

Size of plates:

Number of storm panes:

Unglazed side of lantern:

what bearings:

Construct Material Lantern:

Construct Material roof / cowl:

Ventilator / cowl:

Lightning spindle:

Desc of Lightning rod:

Balustrade:

Lantern doors:

Floor of lantern:

Watchroom doors:

Diameter parapet:

Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database

Cape Flattery Light Station - 1882

Lantern and fixtures

1st

12'

9' 3.5"

5/16"

Bottom plate 2' 3/4" x 2' 4"; middle 3' 2 3/4" x 2' 4"; top 2' x 2' 4"

3 - 5 panes lantern glass

none

iron

sheet copper

iron with platina point

copper wire rope, attached to spindle by a loop in the end of the rope. It is led from
dome of the lantern at an angle of about 45 degrees & secured to a rock by an iron
ringbolt.

iron

1 - an iron door fitted in parapet wall, opening on to the outside gallery.

brick laid in cement.

none

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