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2013.260.1991Tud Bunker's boat ramp sign
  • Object, Sign
  • Structures, Transportation, Marine Landing, Dock
Wooden sign painted white with orange, stencilled letters: "SIX PERSON RAMP LIMIT. BIKES LEFT ON DOCK WILL BE SET IN OCEAN". This boat ramp sign was made and used by Tud Bunker.
Tud Bunker's boat ramp sign
Catalogue #:
  • 2013.260.1991   
Type:
  • Object, Sign
Subject:
  • Structures, Transportation, Marine Landing, Dock
Materials:
  • Wood
Size:
  • 22" L x 9" W x 3/4" H
Description:
Wooden sign painted white with orange, stencilled letters: "SIX PERSON RAMP LIMIT. BIKES LEFT ON DOCK WILL BE SET IN OCEAN". This boat ramp sign was made and used by Tud Bunker.
2013.215.1849Model of Baker Island Lighthouse (from Great Harbor Maritime Museum collection)
  • Object, Model
  • Structures, Transportation, Lighthouse
Model of Baker Island Lighthouse made ca. 1950; electric lights in keeper's house and lighthouse; heavy cement base, wooden keeper's house, metal Lionel train set tower (no longer in existence on Baker Island), connection between keeper's house and lighthouse (no longer in existence on Baker Island); roof lifts off keeper's house for storage of low voltage (14V) lights and access to ordinary 115V lamp and transformer. Loaned to GCIHS by Great Harbor Maritime Museum to ca. 2010 but remained in GCIHS collection for years. Photo 2013.215.1849C shows Great Harbor Maritime Museum curator Willie Granston with the lighthouse (photo dated 2008). Contact GHMM regarding this item.
Model of Baker Island Lighthouse (from Great Harbor Maritime Museum collection)
Catalogue #:
  • 2013.215.1849   
Type:
  • Object, Model
Subject:
  • Structures, Transportation, Lighthouse
Date:
  • 1950
Materials:
  • Wood
Size:
  • 40" L x 40" W x 36" H
Description:
Model of Baker Island Lighthouse made ca. 1950; electric lights in keeper's house and lighthouse; heavy cement base, wooden keeper's house, metal Lionel train set tower (no longer in existence on Baker Island), connection between keeper's house and lighthouse (no longer in existence on Baker Island); roof lifts off keeper's house for storage of low voltage (14V) lights and access to ordinary 115V lamp and transformer. Loaned to GCIHS by Great Harbor Maritime Museum to ca. 2010 but remained in GCIHS collection for years. Photo 2013.215.1849C shows Great Harbor Maritime Museum curator Willie Granston with the lighthouse (photo dated 2008). Contact GHMM regarding this item. [show more]