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Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Volunteers come in all forms! For about one month a year, usually in April, Chip Devenger transforms himself from rural, northeastern county Vermont farmer about 30 miles south of Quebec, to elite member of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Volunteer Corps. And as such, we want to feature him primarily as the great volunteer he is, but also as a good example of how the PILH Volunteer Corp’s flexible staffing makes it easy for part-time resident- volunteers to spend quality time interacting with our National Historic Landmark visitors, old and young.

Explore the lives and artistic contributions of these two notable figures, shedding light on their journeys and the impact of their work on Southern art. Through a blend of historical narrative and artistic analysis, the article reveals the unique perspectives and enduring legacies of Walker and Driscoll within the rich tapestry of American art history.

Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum invites visitors to a day of historical celebration on Saturday, April 20, featuring informative presentations, workshops, and a chance to explore the iconic lighthouse and its rich history.

Discover the complexities of land disputes, broken treaties, and the indomitable spirit that shaped the fate of the Seminole Nation amidst the backdrop of 19th-century America

Florida’s a huge state in a big nation and that also comes with a lot of interesting history to explore. However, you won’t have to travel far to find it. A short trip on Saturday, March 23, 2024 brings you to the National Historic Landmark Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum from 10 am to 3 pm where all will enjoy a day of historical remembrance and celebration of that unique Florida chronicle.

I have been a volunteer at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse for ten years. I have friends who volunteer at other places who do not have the incredible and very flexible scheduling arrangement that we have.