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Fort Pickering Lighthouse was built in 1871 at Winters Island which is now connected to mainland Salem, Massachusetts.

John Harris, an Ipswich native and Civil War veteran, became keeper in December 1882. On the occasion of his retirement in 1919, when he was 75 years old, it was reported that Harris had been absent from the lighthouse for only five nights in 37 years. He ventured only occasionally into the city, about two miles away, for supplies.

Harris often rode his horse into the city. Until his retirement, he never saw the streets of Salem after dark, and he never rode in a car. On the night he retired, Harris attended his first motion picture.

I'm just a girl with wanderlust in my blood, a camera in my hand and a keen eye for all things beautiful. When I am not out traveling about and shooting stock photos for Shutterstock, Getty/iStock and Dreamstime, I love creating surreal images - many of which you can find in the Make Believe gallery. Thank you for stopping by and have a beautiful day!

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