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![]() Esopus Meadows New YorkHarbour Lights Limited Edition #231 Constructed on a mid-channel granite pier on the Hudson River in 1872, this handsome sentinel was accessible only by boat. Rising 58 feet from water to lantern, the lighthouse was a thing of beauty, the only wooden lighthouse on the Hudson. After nearly a century of service, the beacon was deactivated in 1965. Decades of pounding winter ice floes have had a devastating effect on the structure's stone foundation. It is in this realistic setting that we have chosen to depict our sculpture. Fortunately, concerned local citizens, led by a former keeper's niece, Arline Fitzpatrick, have worked diligently to save their beloved "Maid of the Meadows". More help is needed. Click on an image below to view the picture in a larger size. Production History
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