Pet Doorbell Sale Coupon Home of the Pet Doorbell Mat Login to your Account Pet Doorbell Pet Doorbell Mat System Great Artist Paintings Vermont covererd bridges About the Pet Doorbell Mat Bar Stools Netshops Vermont Photographs-Pet Doorbell Vermont Teddy Bear Computer Geeks Knives Smart Bargains-Bargins-Pet Doorbell World Trade Center 09/10/01 Lighthouse Photographs Chess Sets-Netshops Doghouse -Pet Doorbell Globes-Netshops Adirondack Chair Bakers Racks Benches Bocce Ball-Netshops Clocks FIREPIT SHOP Firepits-Netshops Fireplace-Netshops Armoire Gallery-Netshops Bird Bath and Feeders-Pet Doorbell Hickory Farms Photography Tips-Kaplan About PawBella Burlinton Vermont Chamber of Commerce PawBella-Pets Search Site Map Check Out Log Out View Cart Login to my account Nauset Lighthouse $0.00 The current beacon at Eastham (originally built in 1887) was moved from Chatham in 1923 to replace the Three Sisters. The upper portion of the beacon was painted red in 1940, to distinguish it from Highland and Chatham lights. A fourth-order Fresnel lens from the last of the Three Sisters was installed in the tower. The light was automated in 1955, and aerobeacons replaced the Fresnel lens (now on display at the Salt Pond visitor's center in Eastham). Like Highland Light, Nauset Light was in danger of being lost to erosion. In 1993, the Coast Guard proposed decommisioning the light. The light was saved, however, by the Nauset Light Preservation Association, which financed a project to move the light further inland. By November 1996, the light stood adjacent to the keeper's house, just 25 feet from the edge of the cliff overlooking Nauset Beach. The light was moved away from the cliff to its present location shortly afterwards. It now serves as a private aid to navigation. In October/November of 1998, the keeper's house was also moved. The house was relocated to the same orientation relative to the lighthouse as the old site. As of April 1998 the keeper's house had stood a mere 27 feet from the eroding cliff. Directions: From Plymouth - take State Route 6 to Eastham, and turn right (east) on Nauset road. Follow the signs to the lighthouse. There is a large parking area adjacent to the lighthouse, and a walkway down the cliff to Nauset Beach. The Three Sisters Lighthouses are a short walk from Nauset Light. The light is open to the public periodically.

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