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This Lewes lighthouse succumbed to the ocean in April 1926. The citizens of the first town of the first State tried to save it over the years but it was not meant to be. The warm sun is rising as the cool night slips away.

Thanks for Checking Out My Art! My works are studies of homes and streets in Glover Park, the DC neighborhood my Mother and I loved also homes in Milton, Delaware and in Show Low, Arizona. Atlantic seaboard images like the WWII Gun Towers on July 4th and the stunning nature scenes through Sussex County, DE are a few of my favorite subjects. For example, The 'Lewes Lighthouse 1926' is oil on canvas of the ubiquitous photo of its last days prior to the ocean finally taking it and the adjoining house. My Rehoboth series has morphed into a Sussex County collection, 'La La Land', 'Firetowers', ‘Serendipty’s’ and the aerial 'Watershed' are done! The Cool Spring Road Nanticoke family farm commissions and the Sam Lucas Road farmscape have...