A well-illustrated history of Sanibel Island's oldest modern structure, and the land surrounding it, presented through a first-person account using newly interpreted, mostly old photographs and postcards. The author lived at the Sanibel Island Light Station for 22 years when it was headquarters of the Sanibel National Wildlife Refuge (later renamed J. N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge). Rare images include interior photos of the light tower, and floor plans of the living quarters. This is a complete book about this historic and still-functioning light station.
