Before the Civil War, General George Meade designed a number of these buildings in New Jersey, including one at Barnegat. A popular children's book tells of a "little red" one
Before the Civil War, General George Meade designed a number of these buildings in New Jersey, including one at Barnegat. A popular children's book tells of a "little red" one of these buildings near the George Washington Bridge. One of these buildings near JoÃ£o Pessoa, Brazil, has three triangular "wings" attached near its base. Drum Point, Maryland, is home to an example of the [*] "screw-pile" type of these buildings, which are raised up on stilt-like supports. Nineteenth-century examples of this type of building, like the one at Cape Hatteras, featured Fresnel lenses, while a wondrous ancient one, destroyed by earthquakes, illuminated the harbor of Alexandria. For 10 points, name these structures whose beacons guide ships.
Before the Civil War, General George Meade designed a number of these buildings in New Jersey, including one at Barnegat.
lighthouses [or pharoses]