Lighthouse Christmas Stories
By Sue Clark on Dec 25, 2007 in Other 
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Season’s Greetings
Some delightful Lighthouse Christmas stories for your reading pleasure…
- Couple’s 70th Anniversary is Christmas
It was Christmas Day 1937, and as the couple was exchanging wedding vows in the lighthouse that Emily grew up in, something interrupted them… - A Beacon At Christmas
The lighthouse was more than a place of work for Abbott. It was also home for his family - his wife Sarah and 11 children: Sophie, Fred, Joe, Jack, Meta, Phyllis, Elizabeth, Winnie, Una, Hubert Jr. and Ruby. And at Christmas time, their home was a beacon not just for ships at sea, but for the lonely and poor. The lighthouse became an open house as the family celebrated the spirit of Christmas. - Shining Christmas Memories
Whitecaps beat the shoreline and fresh snow frosts the Grand Traverse Lighthouse, festooned in green garland and red bows. - New England’s Flying Santa
In 1929, aviation was in its infancy. Only two years removed from the Trans-Atlantic flight of Charles Lindbergh, the airplanes of the day were piloted by stout and courageous men. - Love From An Airplane
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