With no takers and erosion at its base, the 86-foot Kauhola Point Lighthouse in Hawaii was demolished altogether in 2009. Once during a storm, Florence heard her daughters shrieks. 3 south from Boston, to Route 228. William H. Swift, the builder of the lighthouse, felt compelled to respond to the published reports with a letter to the editor of the Boston Daily Advertiser. Lets talk about something more serious, more substantial, suggested Sager, 62, sporting a gray T-shirt, dark slacks, and stocking feet. Thats what makes me optimistic that the right entity is out there to work that kind of magic on Boston Light. She and some lighthouse preservationists hope Boston Light will go to the National Park Service, especially since the station is located within the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park Area, but theres no telling what will happen over the next year or two. We cut off the cabin and converted it into a barge to haul heavy materials out to Graves, says Waller, referring to the historic lighthouse he owns. In 1910, a keeper named Elliot Hadley described the conditions he saw during a storm: Ive looked up at solid water rushing in toward the ledges. Although the area is no longer populated by Indians who believe in the evil spirit of Hobomock, for years tales have abounded of strange moaning, tapping, and even mysterious polishing of the lens by ghostly hands. Fort Point Lighthouse was completed in 1853, shortly after its twin lighthouse at Alcatraz Island, San Francisco Bay, California. Lighthouse is best seen by boat, but a distant view is possible from Cape Neddick
As a seven year old, Moise was a soldier in the Congo. ARLHS USA-545. Meanwhile the numbers of lighthouses are declining. I think its the same kind of analog fascination that makes people want to slaughter their own chickens, or take up sewing, but it feels a little more exciting than that. In 2016, Sager also purchased Michigans Grays Reef Lighthouse at auction. No. William C. Williams signed on as second assistant on August 5, 1885, earning $450 annually. The local brewery makes a Minot Light, Thoreau wrote about it, and its been used in ads for Cape Cod Cranberries and American Tobacco cigarettes. The lighthouse was twenty-five feet in diameter at its base, twelve feet in diameter at the top, and 118 feet high to the base of its lantern. Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, North Carolina, is traditionally open for climbing the stairs, though closed periodically in recent years for restoration. We always find the answers by asking how they did it back in the day. On December 21, 1917, Head Keeper Octavius Reamy was approaching the lighthouse in a motorboat loaded with provisions and fuel obtained on the mainland, when a large wave overturned his vessel. Florence related a similar experience had by Keeper Harold Hutchins. The fires inside the dwelling went out after the chimneys became capped with ice. 26.25
Last year, in Boston Harbor, just north of Scituate, Dave Waller bought Graves Island Light, which is a direct design copy of Minots, for $933,888. Two years into the construction, a ship named The New Empire wrecked on the rocks and destroyed the iron scaffolding erected on the ledge and injured the rock itself. Summer Street and then right on Border Street. While the island itself is barren, it has a lush history best told in the words and deeds of its keepers and their families. But, ultimately hes turning it into a vacation house. On January 26, 1839, the Grovers were forced to retreat to the Light House as a place of safety as the sea broke into the porch, unhung the doors and forced the door of the dwelling house and entered the lower rooms, causing considerable damage. The Grovers had faced a similar situation on October 31, 1829 as recorded in the keepers logbook. I have been hear 13 years and 4 months 28 days and never see such a time before. What kind of a guy can buy a lighthouse? Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for INVISIBLE SUN BOBBY SAGER RIZZOLI NEW YORK SIGNED BOOK RARE at the best online prices at eBay! She started in Hatteras, North Carolina, near where she grew up and moved north, toward Hull, Mass., toward my dad. At 9 PM all my family was forst to go to the Lighthouse and Stay until 5 next morning. Two lighthouse keepers were killed when it went down and theyre said to haunt the new house. Its finding ways to reverse 40 years of dark and dirty neglect1970s linoleum curling up over rotted wood, rusted metal walls, wilting sheets of paint. He asserted that the area was annually the scene of the most heart-rending disasters. Lewis concluded his report on Minots Ledge with the following: A light-house on this reef is more required than on any part of the seaboard of New England. Eventually, they will probably divest of almost every lighthouse property, with a few exceptions., DEntremont predicts that in 50 years only a small number of lighthouses, if any, will still be used for any navigation. We went all in, he says. It offers stair-climbing tours in summer, and other months as staffing and conditions allow. The film, also starring the lighthouse historian Jeremy DEntremont and Ford Reiche, who took on a similar extensive restoration of the Halfway Rock Light Station, in Casco Bay, Maine, is directed by Rob Apse, with a portion of the proceeds preserving Whaleback Lighthouse, at the mouth of the Piscatequa River in Kittery, Maine. Perhaps its best that the lighthouse has been left for the ghosts to inhabit in solitude. 2nd
First, a little background: Sager grew up in Malden, where he met and married his high school sweetheart. High above them, Minot Lights signature 1-4-3 beacon will spread its simple message across the sea: I love you. This photo is from 1910. Undaunted, Captain Alexander began anew. Girard was one of two bidders seriously pursuing Ram Island Ledge Lighthouse in 2010, but he dropped out of that auction after losing a coin toss to the eventual winner. But Waller, who has been in close touch with him because Sager was the other bidder for the Graves light, says that hes talked to him about his plans, and that, for now, hes going to leave it untouched. The men sought refuge in the tower as the angry seas damaged the fuel tanks, helicopter pad and generator building, and destroyed the boathouse and boat launch. Continue on Main Street
Sager hasnt officially said anything about what hes planning to do; hes actually been radio silent since the sale. Yuck! On August 22, 1860, the towers second-order Fresnel lens was test lighted, but the formal establishment of the light did not occur until November 15, 1960, when Minots Ledge Lightship was withdrawn. When a whale went by, spouting, Id make believe that was my submarine. And Harold Hutchins daughter Shirley Kelley said: As a kid, it was my idea of Paradise! The auction attracted seven bidders, who submitted a total of seventy bids, and ended on October 13, 2014, with a high bid of $222,000. Eva Philbricks father was an assistant keeper on Boon Island from 1913 to 1917. 17.5
In 1847, a crew began working from a schooner anchored next to the ledge, and over two years and $39,000 later, on January 1, 1850, Minots Ledge Lighthouse was illuminated for the first time. Arriving, we balance on periwinkles and barnacles to step from the dinghy onto a jetty, tie up to a piling, and walk 40 feet on slippery rocks to the base of the lighthouse. It's not just the Minot's Ledge lighthouse that's changing hands. A brand of on-the-ground and up-close philanthropy that assesses needs and then fashions programs to meet them. But the Boston philanthropist was disappointed to learn. If I didnt exist, the ships wouldnt be crashing into the rocks, he says, deadpan with his eyes to the floor. Two water tanks, weighing about four tons each, were lifted off their granite foundations and carried a distance of seventy-five feet to the northeast end of the island and totally wrecked. Sign up today. Mahan devised a system where the flash panels in a Fresnel lens were so arranged to indicate numbers. My mom did her architecture school thesis on lighthouses. View Bobby Sager results including current phone number, address, relatives, background check report, and property record with Whitepages. In June 2007, Coast Guard Maritime Safety and Security Team divers were transported to the waters near Minots Ledge Lighthouse aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Abbie Burgess. It is 25 feet in diameter at its base and 12 feet in diameter at the top. One promising exception is Graves Light Station, offshore from Boston, which has outlasted the Perfect Storm, among many poundings. Order
Bobby Sager. Sitting at a table just steps away from where Hillary Clinton recently appeared at a fundraiser, Sager said hes driven by a counterintuitive impulse: a kind of altruistic selfishness. The Late Gale at Minots Rock Light, John W. Bennett, 1851. The solitude and thunderous crashing of the waves drove more than one keeper insane. After crossing the bridge, take
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Free shipping for many products! The ledge its built on was notorious for wrecking boats because of its steep shelf and twitchy tides. Tower closed. The Dalai Lama, Sting, and Bobby Sager at Sagers home in Boston in 2012.
To ease the burden, two assistant keepers, the stations first, were assigned to Boon Island in 1855. Hanna later returned to the service as keeper at Franklin Island. Ive been knocked down by it on the wharf beside the light, and opening a window to look out more than halfway [65 feet] up the tower, Ive had as much as three buckets-full dashed in my face.. The towers powerful second-order Fresnel lens, produced in France by Sautter et Compagnie, went into service on January 1, 1855. Third Assistant: Isaac A. Dunham (1850), Kendall Pearson (1851), Samuel Gardiner (1851), W.H. The identity of the new owner was soon revealed to be Bobby Sager, a Boston philanthropist and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Polaroid. residents on the mainland could hear the keepers furiously ringing the fog bell. People named Bobby Sager. Sri Lanka. On November 11, 1818, Keeper Grover sent a letter to Collector Dearborn that included the following: I have just been informed that I am dead, but I am yet alive and hope to live to see those people brought to justice for making the report; one of the three is the man that has sent you his recommendation. Boon Island Light sold for second time, Paul Briand. Go help someone.. Hanna soon realized the sum was insufficient and requested $450 annually. All the fresh water, wood and necessaries for a family must be carried on to the Island. Gallatin answered with a $100 salary increase. Sager has been taking photos of youngsters from war-torn countries for several years now, as he and his family have traveled the world practicing what he calls "eyeball-to-eyeball philanthropy.". Renovations on Minot Light, for which he paid $222,000, begin in earnest next summer. Follow him on Twitter @FarragherTom. By 13 he was a paper boy, and on Saturday mornings he helped his. Following some competition, Boon Islands original second-order Fresnel
Everything gets done according to what he wants. The lighthouse towers overhead, tall and proud and quiet, like an ode to maritime history. I thought that spending my time making more money wasnt going to make my life better, he told me. Waller is recognized as an expert and has been an advocate for restoration, appearing in The Last Lightkeeper, an Amazon documentary released late last year. For the Graves lighthouse, Waller dove in again, pinching pennies. Find the closest hotels to Boon Island Lighthouse, Select a photograph to view a photo gallery, Boon Island, a tiny outcropping of granite, only two football fields long and fourteen feet above sea level at its highest point, is located six-and-a-half miles off Maines southern coast. They always say the best government is a benevolent king because his heart is in the right place, he says. Vessels mostly use satellite, GPS, and radar to dodge rocks, avoid the bottom of the ocean or bay, and dock safely in a harbor, even if someespecially small boatsstill rely on lighthouses as visual aids, like buoys. Interested parties had sixty days to submit a letter of interest, after which they would be given an opportunity to inspect the lighthouse. One has to have a varied knowledge of things to be a lightkeeper. And, unless a lighthouse is decommissioned, the Coast Guard must be granted access to keep all the automated lights shining for those few mariners still looking for a guiding light. Comparative Table of Lens Orders
Be selfish. Lighthouses across the country are crumbling amid worsening storms and dwindling funds. Works at Self-Employed. During a brief lull at the outset of the storm, Keeper Bennett had rowed to the mainland to see about purchasing a new boat for the station, but his two assistant keepers, Joseph Wilson and Joseph Antoine, were in the tower fearing for their lives. Minots blinks 143, so people call it the I Love You Light, and before Ray J made it a bad R&B song, my parents would sign letters and then send texts 143. He and his wife pulled their two children out of school and traveled the world. The storm washed huge rocks up on the island, demolishing the keepers house and a couple of small outbuildings. Yes. Sager was one of the final bidders for Graves Lighthouse in 2013 and acquired Maines Boon Island Lighthouse earlier in 2014 from its private owner. In December 2014, just months after acquiring the lighthouse, Girard sold the property to Boon Island LLC for $119,673. Also: bikes, going places, and what the F were doing to the planet. The new lights characteristic was fixed white, and a fog bell mounted on the gallery encircling the lantern room, was tolled once every thirty seconds as needed. Breakwaters, River Lights, Channel, Small Islands in Sounds.
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Think not that I will ever flinch from my post, though the waves should gain the mastery for which they are so incessantly striving. It means tracking down plumbing to shoot water 96 feet up to the kitchen, and replacing rusting cast-iron stove burners with noncorrosive brass because the salt air rusts everything, even inside. But who owns the thing? See Photos. I ask Waller if he ever imagines himself as one of the lightkeepers. (See this video of the Gay Head rescue.). The inaccessibility of the station, especially during inclement weather, made the delivery of supplies difficult, and visiting the mainland sometimes impossible. During the 28 years that he's lived on Tremont Street, Bobby Sager said he loved to hear the sounds of the bell at Park Street Church. Construction wasnt easy. The worst storm that struck the island during Keeper Williams lengthy tenure began on January 31, 1898 and was described by Williams in a letter to The Portsmouth Herald. To have the waves, like a pack of hungry wolves, eyeing you always, night and day, and from time to time making a spring at you, almost sure to have you at last.. Image courtesy of The Power of the Invisible Sun, by Bobby Sager.Last week Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler, hosted a concert at Carnegie Hall to benefit the Rainforest Fund, the nonprofit they . White Shoal Light. As a strong wind was blowing offshore, the men decided to continue to the tower rather than turn back, but they were swept past the lighthouse and out to sea. Here was the new iron light-house, then unfinished, in the shape of an egg-shell painted red, and placed high on iron pillars, like the ovum of a sea monster floating on the wavesWhen I passed it the next summer it was finished and two men lived in it, and a lighthouse keeper said that in a recent gale it had rocked so as to shake the plates off the table. Fun? Bobby Sager says, repeating my question. One of the first lighthouses that he built of granite was the Saddleback Ledge Lighthouse, in 1837. When the Coast Guard, which now owns only a small percentage of lighthouses, no longer needs a lighthouse, the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act facilitates a transfer with right of first refusal, at no cost, to a public or nonprofit organization. Sager has agreed to share financial resources and Dave has agreed to share the lighthouse. I kind of feel guilty buying it, taking it, and making it mine, because it was built with public money, but it was put up for free to non-profits first and there were no takers.. Second Assistant: Joseph Antoine (1850 1851), Andrew W. Williams (1860 1861), William S. Taylor (1861 1865), Alden Simmons (1865 1870), Albert H. Burdick (1870 1874), Wallace Willcutt (1874 1876), Thomas J. Sheridan (1876 1877), Amiel Studley (1877 1879), Joseph B. Vinal (1879 1880), Alonzo Smith (1880 1881), Frank F. Martin (1881), Daniel M. Ryan (1881 1882), Albert H. Burdick (1881 1883), Joseph Jason, Jr. (1883), Joseph E. Frates (1883 1892), Winfield L. Creed (1892 1894), George A. Jamieson (1894 1895), Maynard F. Rush (1895 1896), Roscoe G. Lopaus (1896 1905), Charles G. Everett (1905), Levi B. Clark (1905 1909), Octavius H. Reamey (1909 1910), Vivian A. Currier (1910), Andrew Tullock (1910 1913), Henry M. Bailey (1913 1915), Otto W. Newman (1915), Charles R. Albrecht (1915 1916), Winfield S. Thompson (1916 ), John M. Scharff (at least 1917), Whitman (at least 1917), Charles A. Lyman (1919 1921), Francis R. Macy (1922), Per F. Tornberg (1922 1923), George H. Fitzpatrick (1924 1925), Pierre Nadeau (1925), Harold L. Havender (1926 1927), Samuel Perry ( 1928), Llewellyn D. Rogers (1928 1930), Stanley M. Brackett (1931), Stanley M. Brackett (1932 1933),Otis E. Walsh (at least 1936), Elton H. Hegarty (1937 1938), Gustav H. Larson (1938 1939), Patrick J. The act sets a high bar for ongoing and pricey preservation and education. Brazil. Salted cod, sea fowl, and lobsters ranked high in the keepers diets, though lobster was far from being a delicacy. Eight months pregnant with my father, my grandma pointed a skiff out into the teeth of a noreaster to tie down her boat, the Little Gull, under the flash of the light. When I accepted the post, I closed my ears against the reports of the former keeper, treating them (as I now find) too lightly, and here I shall remain so long as a vestige of the lighthouse remains; but the truth must be told. In addition, a supply shed, measuring twelve by twenty feet, and a brick oil house were erected on the island. They try to put them in the hands of groups that will keep them open to the public, but sometimes, like in Minots case, no public entity wants the responsibility. through Cohasset for just under three miles to Summer Street. Boon Island
Two days later a Gloucester fisherman found a bottle containing a final message from the doomed keepers: The beacon cannot last any longer. The island is a bare rock; communication with the coast is infrequent in winter, and the keepers have had to store their vegetables and provisions in the halls adjoining their bed-rooms. The same report also noted that the vibration of the slender tower had been checked by installing six iron ties with struts that were attached to the top of the lantern and anchored to the masonry 40 feet below the watch-room deck.. Wilson climbed up the iron ladder to light the lantern, but found it impossible to descend to the living quarters. There were two Coast Guard keepers on the island when the storm hit, tossing boulders across the island. The keepers quarters, fog bell, and a replica of the lantern room
The 300-year-old Boston Light, the countrys first lighthouse, is located on Little Brewster Island in the Boston Harbor. Dave Waller sits in the lantern room during a NorEaster last winter. In 2000, the GSA, the Coast Guard and the Department of the Interior passed The National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act, an amendment to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. After a year on the island, Keeper Hanna wrote the following threat: unless the Government provides for me and my family as agreed, I shall on the first day of April leave this place. Hannas request was forwarded to Secretary of Treasury Albert Gallatin with the following notation, it has been difficult to get anyone who would consent to accept the appointment as keeper for the compensation allowed. Yeaton (1864 1867), Joshua K. Card (1867 1874), Alfred J. Leavitt (1874 1886), Orrin M. Lamprey (1886 1888), William C. Williams (1888 1911), Mitchell Blackwood (1911 1916), Harry Smith (1916 1920), Albert Staples (1920 1923), Harold I. Hutchins (1924 1933), Charles E. Tracy (1933 1937), Hoyt P. Smith (1937 1942), William Parmenter (1944 1945), John Morris (at least 1945), Archie McLaughlin (at least 1947), Jerry Russell (at least 1954), Robert Edwards (1970 1973). Australia. 2
Rather than let the situation. Sager is now fixing up two more lighthouses (Minots Ledge Light south of Boston and Maines Boon Island Light) he landed at auction when they were offloaded by the Coast Guard. Minots was constructed to replace an earlier light, which was swept away in a storm. or. On a windy January afternoon, our boat covers the nine miles from Boston Harbor Shipyard & Marina to its offshore mooring in a swift 35 minutes, plunging five feet down and back up over waves that look like rolling hills in Vermont. She is shaking a good three feet each way as I write. Im not sure if its the romance, or the ghosts, but its always drummed up a kind of fascination. Past Addresses: See available information. I barely know how to read a nautical chart (although there is an app for that), and sometimes, even though its irrational, that feels like a loss. (Photos courtesy of Dave Waller) Most of the boats in the harbor have the names of other places across their sterns, and the dock where my grandma used to drop her catch is now lined with tchotchke shops. 175 steps were required to climb the tower, a task the keepers had to perform several times each night to trim and fill the lamps, often toting heavy containers of lamp oil. When youre out here, the whole world stops, as far as youre concerned, says Waller. Stories about the lighthouse dovetailed with our familys history. Keepers were by-the-book, sober, carefully chosen men. Outside a lot. Ruth doesnt recall many stories from Gordons service on the island, but she does remember that the difficulty in accessing the island with the stations boat delayed his coming to visit her in Boston on more than one occasion! The rain would be allowed to wash off the roof where all the seagulls sat every daythen at the foot of the downdrains from thereof, a cup would be turned up to catch the water that came down the drainpipes. We boiled every bit of what we drank or bathed with. When no interested party was found to assume ownership, Minots Ledge Lighthouse was placed on the auction block on June 25, 2014. Hes arguably made it better. When John Morris was in charge of Boon Island Lighthouse in December 1945, a similar storm struck the island. Big Bay Point Lighthouse, a B and B looking out from the cliffs of Lake Superior, Michigan. Unlike my grandmother, Im not pulling bass into a boat by hand. Phone & Email (1) All Addresses (1) Family (4) Social; Court (2) And More; But for an increasing number of individuals, nonprofits, and municipalities, the upkeep of the aging and often remote towers seems practically impossible against rising seas and ruthless corrosion. Grover was cleared in court, but the accusations, and other difficulties, would continue. In those days, some workers even signed contracts to prevent lobster from being fed to them too frequently. I havent looked at my phone since we left. The new owner is Bobby Sager, a lighthouse enthusiast and philanthropist with enough assets to fund a thorough restoration of the tower. The stone tower, built of granite supplied by Joseph W. Coburn of Boston, is 133 feet high -- the tallest lighthouse in New England. The next day, the family gave thanks to the Creator for remembering them. Sager acquired Minots Ledge Lighthouse at auction later in 2014 and then Michigans Grays Reef Lighthouse in 2016. The tower itself and its fourteen windows, which were sealed shut, were leaky. It was kind of redundant.. He was promoted to first assistant with a $20 increase in salary in 1886, and received another $10 in 1888, before being promoted that year to head keeper at $760 per annum. The other occupants of the island at the time were Head Keeper Williams and his wife, and S. H. Sawyer, who was filling in for Assistant Keeper Seaward, who was ashore taking care of his wife. At the cost of your own life, you would keep that light lit, says Waller. 3.15
He and his partner made their fortune by transforming a small Boston jewelry liquidator into a worldwide financial advisory company. But almost no one navigates just by visual markers these days, which is why in 2009, the Coast Guard decided that they didnt need to hold on to Minots Ledge Light anymore. In the near distance, like a stony sentinel a mile off Cohasset, Minots Ledge Light rises out of the Atlantic, beaming its famous sequence one flash (pause), four flashes (pause), three flashes (pause) charmingly decoded as I love you.. David L. Ryan/Globe Staff/File/Globe Staff, What kind of a guy buys a lighthouse? From the top deck of Graves tower, Waller points two miles south to Little Brewster Island, home only to Boston Light, the first lighthouse in the United States, built in 1716. Morris, his wife, their two-year-old son, and two coastguardsmen sought refuge in a small, sturdy structure, and a helicopter was dispatched to drop food to them after the waves subsided. The Graves project may be the most elaborate and celebrated lighthouse restoration in history. Sylvester (1861 1863), James D. Baxter (1863 1873), Wallace Willcutt (1873 1874), John G. Hayden (1874 1877), Amiel Studley (1877), Joseph B. Vinal (1877 1879), Charles S. Davis (1879 1880), Alonzo Smith (1880), Joseph A. Noble (1880 1881), Frank F. Martin (1881), Frank W. Thomas (1881), Lester G. Willett (1881), Albert H. Burdick (1881 1882), Joseph E. Frates (1882), George L. Lyon (1887 1889), Winfield L. Creed (1889 1892), George F. Holmes (1892 1893), James Kingsley (1893 1894), John E. Morrill (1894), Charles Grey Everett (1894 1895), Daniel D.L. Rwanda. Thirteen bidders participated in the auction, which closed on August 17 with a high bid of $78,000. If you apply too much logic to itlook at the cost, the resale, and the amount of workit doesnt make sense, says Waller. Lives in Kenbridge, Virginia. Robert Sager is an American philanthropist and photographer, best known for founding the Sager Family Traveling Foundation and Roadshow, a charitable organization. There was always something to do on the island. 6th
Although this request was repeated for over a decade, a fog horn did not replace the bell until around 1960. Captain William H. Swift, an engineer in the U.S. Topographical Department, knew that it would be terribly expensive if not impossible to build a traditional solid cylinder that could survive full exposure to the ocean. Oil Consumption Per Hour (oz.) Joseph Wilson managed to reach Gull Rock, probably mistaking it for the mainland, where he apparently died of exhaustion and exposure. She spent a summer visiting lights along the eastern seaboard. Second Assistant: Samuel Tobey (1855 1856), Josiah Tobey Jr. (1856 1859), John S. Baker (1859), Enos Gray (1859 1861), S. Tobey (1861 1864), George E. Bridges (1864 1865), Charles Ramsdell (1865 1868), Samuel R. McLorn (1868), Luther Amazeen (1868 1870), Nathan White, Jr. (1870 1874), Edwin J. Hobbs (1874 1876), David R. Grogan (1876 1878), George O. Leavitt (1878 1880), Paschal Fernald (1880 1881), Orrin M. Lamprey (1881 1885), William C. Williams (1885 1886), James Burke (1886 1888), Leonidas H. Sawyer (1888 1890), Charles W. Torry (1890), Walter S. Amee (1891 1893), William M. Brooks (1893), Alvah J. Toby (1893 1894), James Hawe (1894), Joseph A. Pruett (1894 1896), Charles S. Williams (1896 1897), Meshach M. Seaward (1897 1900), Merton E. Tolman (1900), Henry C. Neal (1900 1902), Frank L. Peabbles (1902), Leroy L. Myers (1902), James R. Faulkingham (1902 1903), William T. Stevens (1903 1904), Mitchell Blackwood (1905), William Henry Burns (1905 1907), Charles Whitten Allen (1907 1911), Fuller E. Larrabee (1912 1913), Charles A. Radley (1913), Albert Staples (1914 at least 1915), Roscoe M. Chandler (1916 1917), Harry M. Kelley (1917 1919), George E. Woodward (1919 1920), Arthur E. Ginn (at least 1921), Eugene L. Coleman (1923 1924), Myron L. Wilson (1924 1925), Andrew H. Kennedy (1925 1928), Fred C. Batty (1930), Frank M. Rumery (1930 ), Howard W. Gray (1932 1934), Hoyt P. Smith (1935 1936), Harry H. McClure (1936 1937), Henry S. Brown (1937 at least 1941), Calvin Dolby (1944 1945), Russell G. Carpenter (at least 1945), Clifford Gustavson (at least 1947), Charles Kendrick Capon (1951 1953), Harold L. Roberts (1956), Ron Schultz (1959).
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