Yes.RoseRed said:Isn't the lighthouse supposed to be open this weekend? I seem to remember that it is usually the first Saturday in November.
http://www.ptlookoutlighthouse.com/news/D050920_Newsletter3.htmMark your calendars for the Point Lookout Lighthouse Annual Open House 2005, to be held on the first weekend of November. Hours are scheduled to be 10 am to 4 pm, on Saturday November 5th and Sunday November 6th. Please be careful when touring the lighthouse; parents should watch their children carefully as there are several off limit areas that can be very dangerous. At last year’s event, a child entered an attic area and lost his footing, leaving a large hole in the ceiling! Luckily, the unknown child was not injured but could have easily fallen thru the ceiling to the next floor.
BuddyLee said:
Hopefully the Navy turns it over to the state like they said they were going to year after year. The outside looks great compared to yesteryear but the inside is horrible. That house will look beautiful when they finally get everything done.RoseRed said:Thanks Buddy! I might have to make a trek down. I have gone once before, probably about 8 years ago.
BuddyLee said:Hopefully the Navy turns it over to the state like they said they were going to year after year. The outside looks great compared to yesteryear but the inside is horrible. That house will look beautiful when they finally get everything done.When I worked as a naturalist/historian at PLO my boss was thinking about ideas of what to do with it after it is turned over to the state. A living museum, the new visitor center, even letting people rent it out for 30 bucks per person per night came up. Should be interesting to see what comes of the 165 year old building.
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BuddyLee said:When I worked as a naturalist/historian at PLO
Sweet! Girl is gonna be excited about thisBuddyLee said:
fttrsbeerwench said:Thanks for the pictures BL..I have never seen what it looked like before it got run down.
Hey Thunderchicken.... Have we met before?![]()
thunderchicken said:I think so, I recognize your pic
BuddyLee said:Sorry it took so long but I had to keep up with my college obligations.
There are three photo's. The first should be a view from the Chesapeake Bay, this photo is not as old as photo #2 obviously.
The last photo should be a Point Lookout camping ticket/rate. I just found it interesting.
If you would like the original size I can email them to you. For now, somd.com only allows 100.0 KB photo's.
MysticalMom said:Remember the old point lookout hotel that was torn down some years ago? Anyone have any pictures of it they can share? Know the complete history of the palce? I used to have bunches of pictures but have misplaced them. Some of us were talking about it tonight at the bar and a few people didnt know anything about it.
When we were kids we would sneak in there to scare our friends, hold seances, listen and look for ghosts etc. (you know how dumb kids are) I had some pretty creepy experiences in that place though.
Just a memory that popped up out of the blue.....and with the way I destroyed my mind in high school I have to take them as they come.![]()
yankeesita said:Hey, I just joined this site, I used to live in the little shack looking house next to the scarey nightmare of a hotel when I was growing up. We used to sneak in there all the time. I probably could come up with some old photos. I could ask my mother for the complete history, I just remember the "stories".
yankeesita said:Hey, I just joined this site, I used to live in the little shack looking house next to the scarey nightmare of a hotel when I was growing up. We used to sneak in there all the time. I probably could come up with some old photos. I could ask my mother for the complete history, I just remember the "stories".
Hey, I just joined this site, I used to live in the little shack looking house next to the scarey nightmare of a hotel when I was growing up. We used to sneak in there all the time. I probably could come up with some old photos. I could ask my mother for the complete history, I just remember the "stories".
I remember the old Seven Gables. My grandmother has a painting of it that a local artist did (can't remember her name to save my life)