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Get Books Here	"If the southern colonies had a reasonably brisk maritime trade, why didn't aids to navigation develop more rapidly on that coast?  One can only speculate at this stage of research, but reason may have something to do with the home ports of ships.  Probably ship ownership was rare in the southern ports, and those who did own ships, being few, were not an influential segment, nor were their closest allies, the merchants.  After all, these two groups in the north were the ones responsible for the lighthouses that existed there.  They agitated for these lighthouses out of economic necessity rather than humanitarian considerations.  In the south the government was dominated by the agrarian class who probably had difficulty understanding the subtleties of so esoteric a subject as aids to navigation." America's Lighthouses - An Illustrated History By Francis Ross Holland, Jr. Get The Book Here
	South Carolina Lighthouses
	The links below may take you to a different site on the internet. Cape Romain Light Charleston Light Governor's Light Haig Point Light  Harbour Town Light Hilton Head  Hunting Island Light Morris Island Light North Island Light
	Georgia Lighthouses
	The links below may take you to a different site on the internet. Tybee Island Light St. Simons Light
	Florida Lighthouses Florida Lighthouses
	The links below may take you to a different site on the internet. Amelia Island Light Cape Canaveral Light Cape Florida Hillsboro Inlet Key West Dry Tortugas-Garden Key Dry Tortugas-Loggerhead Key Jupiter Inlet Light Marks Light Ponce de Leon Inlet Light St. Augustine Light
	More Florida lighthouses can be found on the Gulf Coast section of this site.
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