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The land on Winter Island used for the Coast Guard station was deeded to the U.S. Government on Jan. 24, 1865. | The land on Winter Island used for the Coast Guard station was deeded to the U.S. Government on Jan. 24, 1865. | ||
The Coast Guard station was given the deed in 1933 and left in 1970. | The Coast Guard station was given the deed in 1933 and left in 1970. | ||
Today, this attractive seaside area is used by boaters, swimmers and overnight camping or R.V. use. | |||
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Revision as of 10:09, 4 September 2009
Winter Island
Three major Salem landmarks are at Winter Island; Fort Pickering Lighthouse, Fort Pickering and the old Coast Guard Station. The beach for swimming is called "Waikiki Beach."
The land on Winter Island used for the Coast Guard station was deeded to the U.S. Government on Jan. 24, 1865. The Coast Guard station was given the deed in 1933 and left in 1970. Today, this attractive seaside area is used by boaters, swimmers and overnight camping or R.V. use.
See Also
- Coast Guard station articles in Salem Evening News, July 19-27, 1972.
- United States Coast Guard Station: Winter Island book
- Winter Island Salem Website
