Jupiter Lighthouse, c. 1908

Sailboats on the Indian River, near the Jupiter Lighthouse. Caption on back of postcard reads "Jupiter, Florida. Weather Bureau Lighthouse and Wireless Telegraph Station. Mouth of Indian River. The lagoons, commonly called the Indian River, make a continuous stretch of water scenery for more than 250 miles. Jupiter Inlet is the southern entrance from the sea. It is guarded by a light of the first class, very distinctive among the Atlantic coast-lights, and carries a U.S. weather bureau and wireless station."

Scan gift of Sandra Thurlow.

Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers (Portland, ME, 1906-1909). Made in Germany

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1 color postcard; 5.5x3.5 inches

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