p. 38 1)
Introduction to Lights of the Coast: Exploring Lighthouses

p. 47 5)
The influence lighthouses have had on human culture. 

p. 50 2)
Incadescent oil vapor lamp

p. 50 3)
Argand lamp
Fresnel lens 
Screwpile construction
Electricity 

p. 61 2)
© 2003, Lights of the Coast 

p. 65 2)
Some of the world's most notable lighthouses include: 

p. 71 10)
Lights of the Coast: Lights: Creating the Lights 

p. 80 2)
Creating the Lights...from bondfires to lenses

p. 84 4)
lightsource
Point Arena Light Source

p. 84 5)
photo above: The light source inside the 1st order Fresnel lens in Point Arena Lighthouse, California

p. 90 2)
below the light source

p. 96 1)
Point Arena, California

p. 102 1)
Lights of the Coast: Lights: Refraction 

p. 102 2)
animation above: how thw prisms of a Fresnel lens refract light

p. 111 10)
"Point Arena"
"Point Bonita"
"Golden Gate Bridge"
"Fort Point"
"Point Montara"
"Pigeon Point"
"Point Reyes"

Lights of the Coast: Lighthouse Photographs

p. 118 6)
Click in the image and drag to see the panoramic view.
Press Shift to zoom in, Control to zoom out. 

LESSON 4 121 - 141========================================

p. 128 2)
http://www.pbs.org/legendarylighthouses/index.html

p. 138 8)
http://www.pointcabrillo.org

LESSON 5 =====================================

p. 147 4)
Staying at a lighthouse: Accommodation Information
Accommodation Information for a variety of lighthouses. Each entry includes the lighthouse name, its location, price per night, contact information, the availability and whether the lens is operational.

p. 162 4)
© 2003, Lights of the Coast 

p. 165 1)
Lights of the Coast

p. 180 1)
Lights of the Coast: Technology: Sound

p. 187 9)
Image above: Fog signal converted to diaphone at Point Montara, CA. Photograph post - 1912, courtesy of Point Montara Light.

p. 187 10)
Image above: Compressor foghorns at Point Montara, CA. Photograph 1970, courtesy of Point Montara Light.

p. 191 1)
Lights of the Coast: Lights

p. 193 6)
Creating the Lights-from bonfires to lenses


LESSON 8 Using Templates===============================

p. 278)

Inubo-Saki Lighthouse
Cape Inubo, Japan
103 feet  

Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
Jupter, Florida
105 feet

Robben Island Lighthouse
Table Bay, South Africa
59 feet  
      
South Stack Lighthouse
Holyhead Island, UK
197 feet
      
St. Bees Lighthouse
St. Bees Head, UK
65 feet


LESSON 9  Frames  ========================================

p. 297  2)
Lights of the Coast: Locations

p. 304  2)
Lights of the Coast: Locations: Title

p. 305  3)
Lights of the Coast

p. 305  4)
Lights of the Coast: Locations: About

p. 306  5)
Learning about the roles of lighthouses throughout history
About the Lights

p. 306  6)
Lighthouse photography

p. 306  7)
Lights of the Coast: Locations: Nav

p. 307  8)
navigation
About
Construction
Relocation

p. 308  1)
Lights of the Coast: Locations: Local History

p. 308  2)
Exploring the locations where lighthouses are built
Determining the Location - choosing where to build lighthouses

p. 308  3)
Lights of the Coast: Locations: Construction
Understanding the construction and preservation of lighthouses
Preserving the Lights - years of reconstruction

p. 308  4)
Lights of the Coast: Locations: Relocations
Replacing and relocating lighthouses
Relocating the Lights - moving from their original locations

p. 309  3,4)
Lighthouse photography

p. 310  5)
Lighthouse photograph

LESSON 10========================================

p. 322  2)
Contact Information

p. 322  3)
Questions About Lighthouses

p. 322  4)
Send Your Answers

p. 328  11)
Enter your email address

p. 330  3)
Enter your email address

p. 331  3)
What is your favorite lighthouse and why? 

p. 332  1)
Which of these fuel sources have been used in lighthouses?
(check all that apply)

p. 333  3-5)
Sperm Whale Oil 
Hydrogen 
Kerosene 
Solar Power

p. 334  6)
Which of the following have contributed to making lighthouses not as vital as they once were?

Radar 
Global positioning systems 
Navigational buoys 
All of the above 

p. 335  3)
Who invented the Fresnel lens?

Fresnel August 
Argand Fresnel 
Augustin Fresnel 
August Argand 

p. 337  2)
Unique markings are painted on lighthouses to:


p. 338-9  5-8)
Unique markings are painted on lighthouses to:

scarebirds	scare away birds                               
fog		hide them in the fog                               
different	make them look different 
beautiful	make them beautiful                                 visible		make them visible                               camoflage 	camouflage them

p. 339  10)
(select the most appropriate options—make multiple selections with Command-Click on the Macintosh and Ctrl-Click on Windows)


p. 343  3)
examTitle
Testing Lighthouse Knowledge

p. 347) 

http://www.dhark.com/cgi-bin/perl_form.pl

p. 349  2)
Pick One   #

p. 349  4)

radar.htm	Radar                     
sonar.htm	Sonar                 
gps.htm		GPS                   
buoys.htm	Buoys


LESSON 11  ========================================

p. 367  2)
How unique markings differentiate lighthouses

p. 369  2)
Architectural styles used in lighthouses


LESSON 12   ========================================
p. 405  4)
Lights of the Coast: Technology



LESSON 14   ========================================
p. 459  4)
Learn how lighthouses have played a key role in maritime history.

p. 460  5)
lighthouses, maritime history, lens, keepers, fuel cells

p. 461  7)
Lightsource Information

p. 471  5)
Image and Caption Table
Table for layout for lighthouse images needing captions

p. 471  6)
View from the Point Arena Lighthouse


LESSON 16========================================

p. 526)

Grab the lighthouse image below and move it to a location on the landscape to the right.

p. 529)

Reaching the Point Reyes Lighthouse requires a hike of about half a mile and a descent of over 300 steps.