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Bringing in the Life Boat, c. 1908
Surfmen wheeling out a lifeboat from a lifesaving station, lighthouse on side.
Illustrated Post Card Co. operated between 1904 and 1914, -
House of Refuge, c. 1900
House of Refuge and other small buildings and a path. Handwritten on back: "From the River. View of House of Refuge. Ocean just back of house." No negative number. -
John Taylor at House of Refuge, c. 1950
John Taylor in front of the House of Refuge before building restoration.
Josephine and John Taylor spent their honeymoon at the Gilbert's Bar Station in 1914. -
Josephine Taylor at House of Refuge, c. 1950
Josephine Kitching Taylor at the House of Refuge before building restoration.
Josephine and John Taylor spent their honeymoon at the Gilbert's Bar Station in 1914. -
Group portrait at House of Refuge, c. 1950
Group of people on the porch of the abandoned Coast Guard station. -
Harold and Samuel Coutant at the Mosquito Lagoon House of Refuge, c. 1910
Two young men doing yard work. Low quality print. -
Mosquito Lagoon House of Refuge, c. 1910
Workers add dormers to the Mosquito Lagoon House of Refuge. Published in Sandra & Deanna Thurlow's book, Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge Home of History (p. 74). Date of photo unknown. Low quality print. -
Coutant family, c. 1900
Edwin Harold, Louisa, Elwin Samuel, and Nettie Coutant in front of the Mosquito Lagoon House of Refuge. Low quality print. -
House of Refuge, 1951
The House of Refuge at Gilbert's Bar before renovations were undertaken for the historic building. -
Boy on Bethel Creek House of Refuge porch, 1906
Photograph published in Gilbert's Bar House Of Refuge - Home Of History by Sandra Henderson Thurlow and Deanna Wintercorn Thurlow (p. 16) with the caption "All houses of refuge had decorative porch rail braces like those in this 1906 photograph of Bethel Creek House of Refuge."
Poor quality copy.