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National Lighthouse Museum
A museum at the St. George ferry terminal area dedicated to U.S. lighthouse history — established at the former U.S. Lighthouse Service Depot, which served as the federal government's central lighthouse-supply depot from 1864 to 1939. The museum interprets one of the most-distinctive maritime-history sites in the country, located at the gateway to the borough.
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The borough’s relationship to [[new-york-city|New York Harbor]] is a defining feature of what [[annadale|Staten Island]] is. The National Lighthouse Museum interprets the federal-maritime-infrastructure side of that relationship — and sits on the historically significant U.S. Lighthouse Service Depot site. Listed as knowledge-care because the work is institutional preservation of a distinctive maritime-history substrate.
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- National Lighthouse Museum published materials
- U.S. Lighthouse Service Depot historical records
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