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Since the lighthouse was demolished in 1912, it will be hard to find photos. The lighthouse service records are the most likely source, as well as the personal collections of any visitors and families.
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There is a picture of the lighthouse on page XV in the photographs section at the beginning of the book, "Fort Stevens: Oregon's defender at the river of the West." Marshall Hanft. Copyright 2003, published by: Friends of Old Fort Stevens, Inc. P.O. Box 138, Hammond, OR 97121. The photograph includes the markings on the bottom: 253 U.S. LIGHT HOUSE POINT ADAMS OREGON; Crawfordfuxton, Albany Oregon, Chartlann (talk) 14:14, 2 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
