Digest>Jul/Aug 2012
Photo Caption:
The only other known North Carolina screw-pile lighthouse still standing is the North River Lighthouse that was deactivated in 1917. The structure, minus its lantern room, was moved to Rodanthe, North Carolina and used as a school house. Later, with some slight alteration, it became a community center and is still in use today. However, the original structure is distinguishable from the addition added to it. Back to the edition of: Jul/Aug 2012
Story:
Roanoke River Lighthouse Moved Again
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