Gay Head Light awaits its ribbon-cutting and re-lighting. The iconic 400-ton structure was moved back from an eroding cliff in May.
CREDIT BRIAN MORRIS/WCAI
Amalie Kass, lead donor and summer resident of Aquinnah, cuts the ribbon at the door to Gay Head Light before it was re-lit. - Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod Times
Amalie Kass reopens the Gay Head Lighthouse as fund-raising co-chair Mitzi Pratt and project manager Rick Pomroy look on
On a rainy day, and despite a brief power outage, the Gay Head Light has resumed its watch over mariners.
Photo by Maria Thibodeau/www.mariawritingwithlight.com
Joyful Aquinnah residents watch the beacon shine again
Happy in Aquinnah
Rescued lighthouse awaits visitors
Aerial view of new location, courtesy of Bill Brine
Aerial view of new location, courtesy of Bill Brine
Building chairman Len Butler's grandson and his own descendants will appreciate the lighthouse for years to come
Gay Head Light awaits its ribbon-cutting and re-lighting. The iconic 400-ton structure was moved back from an eroding cliff in May. CREDIT BRIAN MORRIS/WCAI
