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Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston Light, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016, in Boston Harbor. The light, emanating from an 1859 Fresnel lens, can be seen up to 27 miles away on clear night. (U.S. Coas... More

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston Light, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016, in Boston Harbor. The light, emanating from an 1859 Fresnel lens, can be seen up to 27 miles away on clear night. (U.S. Coas... More

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston Light, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016, in Boston Harbor. The light, emanating from an 1859 Fresnel lens, can be seen up to 27 miles away on clear night. (U.S. Coas... More

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston

Beams of light radiate across the night sky from Boston Light, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016, in Boston Harbor. The light, emanating from an 1859 Fresnel lens, can be seen up to 27 miles away on clear night. (U.S. Coas... More

Sally Snowman, keeper of Boston Lighthouse, observes

Sally Snowman, keeper of Boston Lighthouse, observes

Sally Snowman, keeper of Boston Lighthouse, observes the rotation of lighthouse's 1859 Fresnel lens, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016 on Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbor. Boston Light is the last permanently manned ... More

Sally Snowman, keeper of Boston Lighthouse, lowers

Sally Snowman, keeper of Boston Lighthouse, lowers

Sally Snowman, keeper of Boston Lighthouse, lowers the American flag, Monday, Aug. 8, 2016 on Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbor. Boston Light is the last permanently manned Coast Guard lighthouse in the c... More

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