Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum Blog
Shining a Light on History: Exploring Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum's HeritageDiscover the captivating stories and rich history of Florida’s coastal heritage with the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum Blog. Immerse yourself in engaging articles that illuminate the lighthouse’s past, its role in maritime navigation, and the vibrant ecosystem of the Loxahatchee River.
Exploring the History of the Jupiter Weather Bureau
Discover the fascinating history of the Jupiter Weather Bureau at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.
The Untold Story of the Coast Signal Service at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
Explore the history of the Coast Signal Service during the Spanish-American War at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.
Station J World War II at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Museum
Discover the history of Station J at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Museum. Learn about its vital role in World War II
The Ingenious Water Solutions of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Keepers
Discover the ingenious water solutions that early keepers of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse used to secure fresh water.
Plumosus City: A Forgotten Chapter in Jupiter Fl History
Discover the fascinating story of Plumosus City, a former breakaway municipality in Florida, highlighting its origins, governance, and legacy.
The Legacy of The Carlin House
Uncover the storied past of The Carlin House in Jupiter, Florida, from lighthouse keeper’s quarters to pioneer hotel to community landmark.
Jupiter Farms Citrus History: Exploring Riverbend Park’s Roots
Discover the rich Jupiter Farms citrus history, from early pioneers like Sawgrass Miller to the formation of Riverbend Park
The Last Person to Turn the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Lens by Hand
Discover the captivating tale of Charles E. Capps, the last individual to turn the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse’s Fresnel lens by hand, marking a significant moment in maritime history.
Jupiter’s Historic Floating Hotels
Jupiter’s floating hotels like the Steadfast, Chattahoochee, and Rockledge/Vaill’s Floating Hotel highlight its innovative contributions to Florida’s tourism by offering guests unique experiences that deeply connected them with the region’s natural and maritime heritage.
The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum is operated by the Loxahatchee River Historical Society, managing partner in the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area.
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