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Detail of lantern frame.
A 27358
Description Detail of lantern frame.
Date 13/11/1984
Catalogue Number A 27358
Category Photographs and Off-line Digital Images
Copies SC 358532
Scope and Content View of lantern frame at Southerness Lighthouse, Kirkcudbrightshire Southerness Lighthouse was built by Dumfries Town Council in 1748-9 to serve the Nith Estuary and the inner Solway Firth. It was Scotland's third purpose-built lighthouse and is the second oldest to survive to the present day. This lantern frame dating from 1894 originally stood in the light-chamber. It is made of brass and was produced by James Milne and Son Limited, engineers from Edinburgh. The waters of the Nith Estuary and the inner Solway Firth are difficult to navigate because of the treacherous sand-bars. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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