Published on Oct 17, 2016
Part of the Series Beacons of Beantown: 300 Years of Boston Lights, presented by Old South Meeting House and Friends of the Boston Harbor Islands author and lighthouse historian Jeremy D’Entremont and friends of the Boston Harbor Islands founder Suzanne Gall Marsh kick off a two-month series celebrating the tercentenary of Boston Light with a colorful overview of Boston’s lighthouse history, including highlights from oral and family histories.
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