Storm-swept, remote light stations—and the isolated souls who man the beacons—are the perfect inspirations for tales of suspense and horror. Lighthouse Horrors collects 17 of the best from such writers as Rudyard Kipling, Robert Bloch, Jack Vance, and Ray Bradbury. This is a book to save for a fogbound or rain-dark night. Once you've read these pages, you'll never look at a lighthouse in quite the same way again.

Story about the moving of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.

Becky and Sam were not thrilled about spending their summer visiting twenty-one Michigan lighthouses in three weeks, but their mom and dad were writing a book about lighthouses and that's exactly what they were going to do. "It's going to be a really long summer," Becky complained to Sam. But that was before she and Sam found out about the ghost who haunted the Copper Harbor Lighthouse on Michigan's upper peninsula ... and before they found the mysterious notes.

Becky is the math whiz, but Sam is pretty sure he can count to four--or can he? What starts out as a typical vacation quickly becomes a series of puzzling events when Sam and Becky and their new friends realize that they all share the same secret about the Oak Island Lighthouse on North Carolina's Cape Fear.

Short stories, long stories, technical descriptions, shipwrecks, acts of courage, fascinating drawings, details on how things worked, maps of where things are and were, photos, and generally something for everyone.