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Scituate Light, once called Old Scituate Light, stands on Cedar Point in Scituate, Massachusetts. One famous story from its past is about “The Lighthouse Army of Two,” when two sisters played their fife and drum so loudly that British militia believed a whole group of American soldiers was nearby and decided not to attack. Scituate Light was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. This image is available as a print on Pearl paper mounted on a matboard, a high gloss metallic print, and a notecard. The 11 × 14, 16 × 20 and, 20 × 24 metallic prints arrive ready to hang on your wall. The 8 × 10 metallic prints have an easel mount to stand on a desk or any flat surface. Notecards are blank inside and are available in boxes of 10 with envelopes.
Scituate Light, once called Old Scituate Light, stands on Cedar Point in Scituate, Massachusetts. One famous story from its past is about “The Lighthouse Army of Two,” when two sisters played their fife and drum so loudly that British militia believed a whole group of American soldiers was nearby and decided not to attack. Scituate Light was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. This image is available as a print on Pearl paper mounted on a matboard, a high gloss metallic print, and a notecard. The 11 × 14, 16 × 20 and, 20 × 24 metallic prints arrive ready to hang on your wall. The 8 × 10 metallic prints have an easel mount to stand on a desk or any flat surface. Notecards are blank inside and are available in boxes of 10 with envelopes.