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1. Lighthouse Books by Jeremy D'Entremont
Lighthouses of Massachusetts
Author: Jeremy D'Entremont
Price: $21.95
Our fascination with lighthouses didn't end when most of them were automated in the latter half of the twentieth century. Majestic, proud, and solitary, they still inspire us as beacons of hope and unique architectural features of the craggy New England coastline. But perhaps it is not their physical presence that most inspires us. Perhaps it is the spirit of the past that still inhabits them.
In his “Lighthouse Treasury” series, New England's leading lighthouse authority, Jeremy D'Entremont, focuses on the human side of lighthouse history, telling the tales of the courageous keepers, male and female, and their families who kept the beacons burning, braved ferocious storms, and saved hundreds of lives in the days when shipwrecks were commonplace. In The Lighthouses of Massachusetts, D'Entremont continues his definitive series, narrating the histories of more than sixty lights from Buzzards Bay to Newburyport.
Reviews
Ellen Chahey, The Barnstable MA Patriot - July 27, 2007
"A delightful, carefully researched, well-written, nicely produced book that deserves a home on the shelves of any lighthouse lover."
Lighthouses of Rhode Island
Author: Jeremy D'Entremont
Price: $14.95
The definitive series on the history of New England lighthouses continues with Rhode Island's thirty beacons. Here are just a few of the fascinating entries compiled by D'Entremont, New England's foremost lighthouse authority:
* A feud between two keepers at Whale Rock Light led to a harrowing life-and-death chase.
* The hurricane of 1938 devastated the state's lighthouses. The keepers at Plum Beach Light off North Kingstown miraculously escaped with their lives; others weren't so lucky.
* Ida Lewis lived at Newport's Lime Rock Light for more than 60 years and became one of the world's most celebrated lightkeepers.
* The keeper and his family at Block Island North Light aided the survivors of one of New England's worst shipwrecks, the Larchmont disaster of 1907.
* Pomham Rocks Light on the Providence River was home to a famous fish-catching cat.



Lighthouses of Connecticut
Author: Jeremy D'Entremont
Price: $14.95
There are 20 Connecticut lighthouses today, from Great Captain Island off Greenwich to Stonington Harbor, and D'Entremont has unearthed everything from unassailable fact to improbable ghost story. He doesn't stop with the lighthouses we see today. The Lighthouses of Connecticut also has chapters on major lights that have disappeared, Sperry Lighthouse in New Haven Harbor and the Bridgeport Harbor Lighthouse, as well as a chapter on lightships and some smaller lights that once protected traffic on the Connecticut River.
Read about:
* The keeper at Green's Ledge Light off Norwalk, who went on a binge ashore, leaving his assistant nearly to starve to death. Two years later, the assistant's brother replaced him and, in an apparent act of revenge, abandoned the new head keeper, who nearly starved to death himself.
* Ghosts that are said to inhabit Penfield Reef Light and New London Ledge Light. The latter, whose name is Ernie, is said to be the ghost of a keeper whose wife left him for the captain of the Block Island Ferry. Ernie threw himself off the light and has haunted it ever since.
* The hurricane of 1938 and how it nearly killed the keepers of Saybrook Breakwater Light. Everything in the light was washed away by the storm, except the keepers themselves.
* How isolation has driven keepers and their assistants insane. One keeper had to stay awake two days and nights, fending off his assistant, who threatened him with a razor lashed to the end of a spar.
The Lighthouses of Connecticut is meticulously researched and copiously illustrated, with photographs from the author's enormous collection.

Lighthouses of New England
Author: Edward Rowe Snow
Updater: Jeremy D'Entremont
Price: $14.95
Reissue of one of Edward Rowe Snow's most enduring classics. First published in 1945, it relates the histories of over fifty of the region's lighthouses in rich detail. Snow gives special emphasis to the story of heroine Abbie Burgess at Maine's Matinicus Rock Light, to the rich histories of Boston Light and Minot's Ledge Light. Modern-day lighthouse expert Jeremy D'Entremont has provided extensive annotations to Snow's chapters, bringing the information about each lighthouse up to date.
Why are we fascinated with lighthouses? No one can say better than Jeremy D'Entremont, editor of the Snow Centennial Editions, who has made them his life's work. Now, with "The Lighthouses of Massachusetts", he inaugurates a new series, "Lighthouse Treasury," which describes the fascinating history of our American lighthouses, state by state.
2. A Visual Cruising Guide to the Maine Coast by James L. Bildner
A Visual Cruising Guide to the Maine Coast
Author: James L. Bildner
Pictures by: Helicopter Services Boston
Price: $39.95
A Visual Cruising Guide to the Maine Coast takes the guesswork out of navigating Maine's intricate, reef-strewn waters, ensuring that your next voyage through this coastal paradise will be picture-perfect. Inside you will find more than 180 full-color aerial photographs (taken by Helicopter Services Boston) that provide "by-the-picture" navigational guidance for Maine's treasured harbors, difficult passages, and hidden approaches. James L. Bildner has added chart segments and recommended course lines to these low-altitude photos, giving you a unique, at-a-glance guide to the coast of Maine. It's like cruising with a masthead lookout to point the way.
Reviews
Walter Cronkite, former American broadcast journalist, best known as anchorman for The CBS Evening News for 19 years (1962–81)
"This book is a dandy and a must for any sailor contemplating sailing the Maine Coast. It invites you to the wonder spots and tells you how to get there safely. Put it in your winter reading and be sure a copy is in your cabin aboard."
Captain Ken Wright, Shelter Island, NY
"This outstanding book provides substantial assistance for trip planning and cruising the coast of Maine.
Having cruised Maine's beautiful coast for several decades, planning for my next cruise this summer has already been made easier by having this fine book."
When you navigate the coast of Maine, a picture is worth a thousand words:
A must-have book for sailors that provides "by-the-picture" navigational guidance for Maine's treasured harbors, difficult passages, and hidden approaches. All pictures taken by Helicopter Services Boston.
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We have a fine selection of lighthouse books by Jeremey D'Entremont. We recommend his book, "The Lighthouses of Massachusetts" to prepare yourself for our "Eleven Lighthouses" helicopter tour.
Planning to sail up the Maine Coast? We have an excellent cruising guide for sailing the Maine Coast available. It is written by James L. Bildner and the pictures are taken by Helicopter Services Boston.
Looking for the ultimate aerial photograph? High Quality Prints are available in size 12"x18".
All items are in stock and are shipped within 1 - 2 business days. Please see Order Information (below the left menu) for more information.
3. Aerial Photographs
A collection of exceptional aerial photographs around Boston and the New England Coast. All photos are printed on high quality gloss paper. Click below for pictures and pricing.
Twin Lighthouses on Thatcher Island
Boston Waterfront and Financial District
Eurocopter EC120 in front of the John Hancock Tower in Boston
Twin Lighthouses on Thatcher Island
Picture by: Helicopter Services Boston
Size: 12"x18"
Price: $69.95
Thatcher Island is located to the East of Cape Ann. There are only two Twin Lighthouses remaining on the East Coast. The Twin Lighthouses on Thatcher Island are 124 feet high, making them the two tallest lighthouses of Massachusetts.
Eurocopter EC120 in front of the John Hancock Tower in Boston
Picture by: Helicopter Services Boston
Size: 12"x18"
Price: $69.95
Price with HSB Logo: $29.95*
Helicopter Services Boston's Eurocopter EC120 in front of the John Hancock Tower in Boston.
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Boston Waterfront with Rowes Wharf and Financial District
Picture by: Helicopter Services Boston
Size: 10"x18" (Panoramic)
Price: $69.95
A stunning panoramic view of Boston's Waterfront including Rowes Wharf, Financial District, Federal Reserve Bank, Marriot's Custom House and the Harbor Towers.
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