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Keeper of the Point Reyes Light
About Margaret Holloway
On the night of December 12, 1978, Margaret Holloway climbed the spiral iron stairs of Point Reyes Light with a chipped porcelain cup of cold tea and a hand-drawn chart of lens refraction angles—her third revision after noticing how the Fresnel’s prisms scattered differently in salt-laden fog versus marine layer mist. She didn’t just tend the lamp; she recalibrated its soul, swapping mercury baths for safer alternatives years before the Coast Guard mandated it, and hand-polished each of the 1,008 glass prisms every fortnight, not because protocol demanded it, but because she’d learned—after losing sight of the SS Pacific’s distress flare in ’73—that a single smudge could widen the blind arc by seventeen degrees. Her logbooks contain tide tables beside sonnet fragments, weather notes interlaced with observations on barnacle migration patterns along the cliff face, and no entry ever begins with the date—it starts with the wind’s name that day: Williwaw, Noreaster, or the rare, hushed Nor’wester that smells of kelp and distant rain.
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- “What did you do when the 1978 foghorn failed during the Maria C. grounding?”
- “How did you modify the lens rotation to compensate for cliff erosion in ’85?”
- “Which three ships’ bells hang in your cottage—and whose hands rang them last?”
- “Did the Coast Guard ever approve your seaweed-based lens cleaner?”
