North Carolina Lighthouses

by David Stick

This is a vivid account of the tall, graceful structures along North Carolina's coast. The author explores an important part of the state's maritime history and details the various warning devices used to mark North Carolina's coast, rivers, and inland waterways. Twenty-nine photos and maps illustrate the text.

Genres: Nonfiction

85 pages, Paperback

Published June 1, 1984

Reviews

[Logan Garrison]

Fantastic history of not only NC's lighthouses but the beautiful Outer Banks as well! I am embarking on a trip to Cape Hatteras next weekend and found this at the perfect time.

[Zanna]

damn david did you have to come for me with the bleakness of time's eternal march at the end

[Emily]

I am a NC history enthusiast, and therefore loved this book. However, it was a little technical and dry. The book will probably not be enjoyed by those who do not possess a love for either lighthouses or the Outer Banks.