Thacher Island Light Station

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Thacher Island Light Station is a historic dual-lighthouse complex off the coast of Rockport, Massachusetts, known for its twin granite towers that have long served as navigational aids to mariners.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
lighthouse station
maritime navigational aid
access by boat
country United States
hasLight North Tower light
South Tower light
linked to: North Tower light
hasPart North Tower
South Tower
twin granite lighthouse towers
hasViewOf Atlantic Ocean
hasVisitorFacility boat landing
camping sites
walking trails
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places listing
lightCharacteristic flashing white
locatedIn Essex County, Massachusetts
Rockport, Massachusetts
locatedInBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean
locatedInProtectedArea Thacher Island National Wildlife Refuge
locatedNear Cape Ann
Rockport Harbor
locatedOn Thacher Island
materialUsed granite
operator Thacher Island Association
U.S. Coast Guard
ownedBy Town of Rockport
partOf United States system of coastal lights
significantFor maritime navigation safety
twin lighthouse architecture
subjectOf historic preservation efforts
maritime history studies
use aids to navigation
historic preservation site
tourist attraction

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Thacher Island North Tower partOf Thacher Island Light Station
Thacher Island South Tower partOf Thacher Island Light Station
Thacher Island National Wildlife Refuge adjacentTo Thacher Island lighthouses
linked to: Thacher Island Light Station