lighthouse keeper
Noun
Meaning
the keeper of a lighthouse
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Before it was automated in 1976, the New Dungeness Light was home to legendary keepers like Henry Blake, its first lighthouse keeper.
Willem Dafoe is immensely enjoyable as a flatulent lighthouse keeper, wielding gloriously ornate dialogue and a noxious looking pipe to pleasing effect.
Colin’s portrait of the PM will include such little known facts such as the local Point Londsdale lighthouse keeper who would relay messages on a bicycle to Deakin who did not have a phone at his holiday home.
James, the lighthouse keeper, was at the foot of the lighthouse talking to 3 ladies that were leaving.
The Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society will hold a Light Keepers Behind the Scenes Tour, Sat., March 8, 9 a.m. Participants can follow a present-day lighthouse keeper on his rounds.
This guided tour offers a rare opportunity to explore the lifestyle of a remote lighthouse keeper as you to inspect the living quarters and imagine life on this isolated outpost.