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Posted by k8lynann on 2013/02/08

A closer look inside reveals some old equipment that still remains.

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Old Harbor Light, Savannah. Built in 1858 to guide incoming ships into the Savannah harbor, it was decommissioned in 1880 when the channel was rerouted. It was restored in the 1990s. #savannahgeorgia #savannah #maritimehistory #lighthouse #rangelighthouse #historicpreservation

St. Simon’s Island Lighthouse and Keeper’s Dwelling, built between 1868-1872. The original third order Fresnel lens still is an active navigational aid and casts 23 miles out to sea. #lighthouse #ssi #stsimonsisland #fresnel #southernliving #glynncountyga #goldenisles

Just a scatter of small finds! #archaeology #artifacts #windowglass #bottleglass #bones #coal #slate

Visited again two months later and things are a bit greener. I was concerned this stone had gotten worse, but help should be coming soon. #cemetery #abandoned #deserve2preserve #hiddenhistory

Remnants of what once was. Trying to piece it all together! The building evidence plus English Ivy and daffodils which don’t grow in the wild help locate former structures. #historicpreservation #archaeology #historicruins #wandering #thingsforgotten #abandoned #hiddenhistory #historysmysteries

Love this form of adaptive reuse from a power plant to the Greater Cleveland Aquarium! #cleveland #ohio #adaptivereuse #historicpreservation #aquarium #historic #history

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