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St. George Reef Light Station

Fog Signal General

12" steam whistle

 

About 50 minutes when boiler is cold.

 

 

 

1st complete fog signal furnished by Moynihan-Aitken, San Francisco.

 

1891 (new boilers & steam drums installed 1897)

 

5 sec blast every 75 sec.

 

12" steam whistle, boilers, engines, steam pumps & plunger pump.

 

 

 


70 & 75 lbs

 

74'

 

(whistles)

 

dangerous reef of submerged & exposed rock.

 

Within pier of main structure

 

cistern below floor in pier

 

whole signal apparatus within pier

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