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Nauset Lighthouse is officially known as Nauset Beach Light. It's a lighthouse that was constructed from one of the 1877 lighthouse towers relocated from Chatham in 1923. Completely automated, the Nauset Light is listed as a National Historic Place that stands 48 feet high. The logo for Cape Cod Potato Chips, today it's used as a private aid for navigation funded by the Nauset Light Preservation Society. With its iconic red tower, Nauset Light plus the nearby old oil house, are open for tours by the public at nominated times.

Nauset Beach, Eastham, Massachusetts

Nauset Light
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