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Chesapeake Bay (Maryland) ca. 1950. "Water scenes. Boat in foreground, lighthouse in distance. Made for Mr. Sharpe of Potomac Electric Power Co." Ragged Point Light in the Potomac River. 5x7 inch nitrate negative by Theodor Horydczak. View full size.
The lighthouse is now a traditional light house on dry land.
Ragged Point Light was a so-called screw-pile lighthouse.
Well that's kind of vague.
[Try reading the rest of the caption. - Dave]
The Shorpy logo going down to the depths? Never!
I suppose it is appropriate a fine exemplification of littoral imagery would be captured by a man named Theodor Hydroczak.
[my apologies]
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