SUN STREAK PROJECT 15 SESSION NUMBER: 01 CRV VIEWER: 032

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001300230006-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 18
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 23, 1998
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: March 15, 1989
• Content Type: REQ

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PROjECT NUMBER: 2.414111-60-roi.apP /5? SESSION NUMBER: 001
DATE OF SESSION: 15 March 09 DATE OF REPORT: 10 Apr 09
START: 1400 END: 1435
METHODOLOGY: CRV VIEWER IDENTIFIER:
1. (S/NF/SK) MISSION: Report and describe successfully
:through Stage VI methodology on selected site.
2. (S/NF/SK) EWER TASKING: Enc- ted coordinates
3222109/40081- (Fen4ick Island Lighthouse).
.3. (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS: Viewer successfully located, described_
dimensionally, and constructed a model of the. site in guestipp.
4. (S/NF/SK) EVALUATION:
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SECRET/NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BYM: pIA
DECLASSIFY: OADR
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is a striActurE,. The prki,!dxrdhiz,lfa. aspect 04' the
si-.r,kcH-mre is it's neidht. The structure is tall, with steep
Yertic. sides f.see sk:::::Lches pages 4.'1, and 1a). lne
structure has eurved aspects as weli as square corners and
tlat ihe top o.f: tue strucLure seems to be pointed
some rounded, low strudture below it (see sketch on
'is top is hollow and it appears to bd
constructed o+ plastics, glss or ceramic materials. Ihere
also expose(J support struc'tures inherent to the
.Hite - looking like building consttl.Jc.ticyn.
-Lel.e is sometiLin,?..;? oul this....ti-Jp and swings
around (kIlit making look like an observatory)
werf,- thai. ,dind well ...above qrouhd
- the side sl.rucLAa, and down .to
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The terrain surroundhg the site slopes sharply away
?-lj-Dal tne structure +lowing into low gruund and then
Cd.1MLJAH-i9 Pacft Into nigh ground sum.,! gil,,Lance away +rum the
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grounc helps to eievate the structure ..see sketch on pade
I ere are annees or attachments tO the structure
making tne base wkder than Lne rest ot the structure. lhere
ls a':,so an alre m+ upper structure and imwer c,4ructnr.
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N EISLE RESORT
Flash From
The Past
Delaware's Fenwick Island Lighthouse,
just north of Ocean City, Maryland, sur-
veys a coast far different from the one it
served in the 19th century. The sailing
ships it once warned off the Fenwick shoals
are no more. The Atlantic Ocean waters to
the east arc no longer a pressing maritime
danger, and houses, motels. and develop-
ment populate the once-empty land sur-
rounding it. Still, its light burns on,
flashing memories out to sea, omit to any-
one with an eve turned toward the past.
Built of brick in 1858-59, the white,
89-foot-tall lighthouse used whale oil, lard
oil, mineral oil. and then later kerosene to
keep its light strong arid steady. The light-
house keepers lived in two small cottages
that stood riLarby, making sure the light
never winked out.
Today, an electric light blinks a message
out to the dark, rolling ocean. Although its
warning is outdated, the lighthouse is now
owned by the state and maintained by the
Friends of the Fenwick Island Lighthouse,
a nonprofit organization. The Friends also
operate a museum at its, base during spe-
cific summer hours and by appointment.
The keepers' cottages still stand at the
base, but there's another unusual feature
there, also. A stone marker, leaning
slightly askew, bears the colonial crests of
Lord Baltimore and William Penn. This
weathered stone is the first marker of the
Transpeninsular Line. Although it's been
mistakenly called part of the Mason-Dixon
Line, local historians will tell you that c()10-
nial surveyors placed this marker in the
ground in April 1751., some 12 to 13 years
before Charles Mason and Jeremiah
Dixon even set foot here.
Using the marker as a starting point,
surveyors marked a 70-mile line across the
peninsula from Fenwick Island to Taylor
Island on Chesapeake Bay. They later set
up 5-mile marker stones for 35 miles to a
midpoint along this Transpenimular Line.
In the 170(rs, this line, from midpoint to
the Fenwick Island Lighthouse, was the
southern boundary of William Penn's
three lower counties, those destined to
become Delaware. Asa pout! Delaware
history buff will say of the venerable
marker, "It's about the oldest marker any-
where around."
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The lighthouse is just off State 1, via
State 54 in Fenwick Island. To learn more
about this historic spot, write to the .
Friends of the Fenwick Island Lighthouse,
Box 6. Selbyville, Delaware 19975; or call \
(301)0.. ' ' in the summer and (302.)?,_ it
436-841(1 during Other seasons.
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