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Eddystone Lighthouse Lantern, 1882

Engraving showing the difference between the six-wick burner lantern used in Douglasss Eddystone lighthouse of 1882 (on left) and the chandelier lantern used in Smeatons Eddystone lighthouse of 1759 (on right)

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1759 1882 Burner Chandelier Difference Eddystone Light House Smeatons Wick


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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the evolution of lighthouse technology through a comparison of two iconic lanterns. On the left, we see the six-wick burner lantern used in Douglass's Eddystone lighthouse of 1882, while on the right stands the chandelier lantern used in Smeaton's Eddystone lighthouse of 1759. The difference between these two designs is striking, highlighting how advancements in lighting technology have transformed maritime safety over time. The intricate details captured in this engraving bring to life the historical significance of these beacons that guided sailors through treacherous waters. The chandelier lantern from 1759 exudes a sense of old-world charm and craftsmanship, while its counterpart from 1882 represents progress and innovation in engineering. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of the importance of preserving our maritime heritage and honoring those who dedicated their lives to improving navigation at sea. This print serves as a poignant reminder of how far we have come in ensuring safe passage for ships around dangerous coastlines like Eddystone. Let this print serve as an inspiration to continue pushing boundaries and striving for excellence in all endeavors, just as those before us did when they lit up the night with these magnificent lanterns.

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