Prerly perched Gay Head Lighthoe is on the move Martha’s Veyard. Fortunately, the move is not a wily feared fall off a cliff.
Contents:
- GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE MOVE IS PLETE
- HISTORIC GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE ON THE MOVE
- GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE ON MARTHA'S VEYARD IS BEG MOVED
- HISTORIC GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE ON MARTHA'S VEYARD MOVED INLAND
- MEET THE BUILR WHO IS MOVG THE HISTORIC GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE
- GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE MOVE IS ON TRACK
GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE MOVE IS PLETE
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On Saturday, the Gay Head Light reached s fal stop on a 129-foot journey back om the se had occupied sce 1844, and which after more than a century of erosn was prerly close to the edge of the cliff.
The Gay Head Lighthoe on Martha's Veyard was threatened by years of erosn.
Prerly perched Gay Head Lighthoe is on the move Martha’s Veyard. “The lighthoe is immediate danger of topplg over the edge of the Gay Head Cliffs, a nsequence of a century of erosn and the direct impact of climate change, ” the Natnal Tst for Historic Prervatn’s webse said s listg of the 1854 lighthoe on s 2013 list of the Most Endangered Historic Plac.
HISTORIC GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE ON THE MOVE
The $3 ln effort to move the Gay Head Lighthoe prevents om tumblg down the rapidly erodg cliffsi. Experts timate that the lighthoe will now be safe for another hundred years. * what company moved the gay head lighthouse *
Before started movg, the lighthoe was jt 46 feet om the edge of Gay Head Cliffs.
GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE ON MARTHA'S VEYARD IS BEG MOVED
“The Gay Head Lighthoe is really one of the inic landmarks that intifi this island. Coast Guard and will still functn as a bean to marers after s move, acrdg to a Gay Head Lighthoe webse operated by a mtee anized to save the historic stcture.
HISTORIC GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE ON MARTHA'S VEYARD MOVED INLAND
In 1856, Gay Head was one of the first lightho the Uned Stat to receive a Frnel lens, acrdg to the Natnal Tst for Historic Prervatn. — An inic lighthoe on Martha's Veyard is set to beg a multi-day trek to a new home farther $3 ln effort to move the Gay Head Lighthoe, among the most endangered historic landmarks the U. S., would prevent the 160-year-old stcture om tumblg down the rapidly-erodg bean was a cril waypot for marers navigatg the sometim foggy astle durg the heyday of the whalg tra, which was centered around southeastern Massachetts muni like Martha's Veyard durg the 19th, 's a popular tourist statn on the sparsely populated wtern edge of the famo rort island, which also is home to the ferally-regnized Aqunah Wampanoag Gay Head Lighthoe stands on Martha's Veyard Aqunah, Eisen / Bloomberg via Getty ImagThe lighthoe move had been slated to start June 10 but was phed up to Thursday bee of favorable weather and faster-than-expected se preparatn already have hoisted the 400-ton brick-and-mortar lighthoe about six feet off the ground and placed on a wood-and-steel ame ready for the move.
On Martha's Veyard, the 160-year-old Gay Head Lighthoe has been succsfully moved away om an erodg Saturday afternoon, workers fished movg the lighthoe farther land along steel rails g powerful hydrlic pistons. Experts believe Gay Head Lighthoe will now be safe for another hundred years.
Loted on the sparsely populated, wtern edge of the rort island, Gay Head Light has been a cril waypot for marers sce the peak of the whalg tra the 19th Head Light flash a whe signal on Oct. "View om unrneath the Gay Head Lighthoe on Martha's Veyard, which pleted s move land Saturday, May 30, 2015. Another challengg nsiratn was the social, enomic, and staable velopment of the Gay Head Lighthoe project.
MEET THE BUILR WHO IS MOVG THE HISTORIC GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE
The Gay Head Cliffs and surroundg lands have a sacred anctral and signifint cultural importance to the Wampanoag Tribe. After 2-1/2 days, the Gay Head Lighthoe was succsfully moved a distance of 129 feet away om the erodg cliff and onto s new foundatn, 12 days ahead of schle.
The Gay Head Cliffs and surroundg lands, which are owned by the native Wampanoag Tribe, did not experience any adverse damage durg the relotn. Chewg a cheap cigar atop an old bulldozer, Jerry Matyiko is at work his office — the stunng, lorful and rapidly erodg cliffs of Gay Head on Martha’s Veyard.
GAY HEAD LIGHTHOE MOVE IS ON TRACK
Matyiko is town to rcue a lol 68-year-old Navy veteran mov stuff — like airport termals and multistory office buildgs — and he has e to the Veyard to save the red brick Gay Head Light built 1856, a scenic attractn and still a functnal bean for sailors. He builds a work of giant steel beams unrneath and sends the stctur down tw rails — travelg on rollers only feet an the Gay Head lighthoe starts movg, will take two or three days to go 134 feet — a statn termed to safeguard s stabily for a mimum of another 150 Matyiko (center), who learned the craft of movg massive objects om his father, took measurements at the 460-ton brick lighthoe.