Lantern:
Illuminating Apparatus:
Service Lamp:
Oil:
Service Lamp Burner:
Service Lamp Burner Level:
Plate Glass:
Lens Cover:
Lantern Curtains:
Carillon or Alarm Bell:
Rod Lamp:
Dwelling:
Stairway and Landing:
Inside of tower:
Glazing of Dwelling:
Improvements Needed:
Outhouses:
Boathouse:
Grounds:
Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database
Greenbury Point Light Station - 1867
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In good condition.
The lens was perfectly clean in all its parts.
In good condition in all respects.
Specimen examined; it was found to be clear & free from all objectionable matter.
Free from gummy or burnt oil, clean & the wicks well trimmed.
Burner was found to be slightly out of level.
Clean & free from scratches & stains.
It was on; was clean; made of linen sheeting & kept in the lantern room when not in use.
none
No alarm bell
none
Dwelling seems to want a general repair.
clean
In bad condition.
A general repair is needed. The dome leaks, & the roof also leaks. Ceiling plaster in some of the rooms is falling down.
Clean, but requires some repairs.
None
Very good. They are very clean & wear a neat appearance.
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Lens:
Lantern and Trap Doors:
Watch or Trimming Room:
Lucernes or Matches:
Heater:
Ventilation:
Dome:
It is not allowed to touch the lens improperly.
They fit tightly
None to be seen at time of making the inspection.
None of the above named articles were to be seen at the Inspection.
Keeper understands the use of the heater.
Keeper understands use of the ventilators & how to air the bldg.
Painted according to instructions. Lightning rod conductor was in good order & was led into the ground.
Equipment Care
Does Keeper Understand the Use and Care of:
Oil Room:
Oil Carriers:
In good condition; & no appearance of waste of oil
In good condition & arranged in order for use.
Oil Room
Condition of:
Number of:
100 gallon oil:
50 gallon oil:
Small butts for Waste Oil:
Dripping Buckets:
Oil Tanks:
2
2
2, holding 100 gallons
Oil butts made according to regulation:
Oil butt covers:
Drip Bucket Placement:
Oil Butt Platform:
Empty Oil Butts:
They are so made
Gutters were filled. Keeper understands use of covers & cocks.
A dripping bucket was so hung.
There is a plank placed btwn the bottom of the butts & the floor.
There was no empty oil butt.
General Information: