As a member, look what's in store for you: The historic Hatteras Beacon Lighthouse - Constructed in 1855, the little wooden structure lay about three-quarters of a mile from the tall Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Built on the ever-shifting shoal bank, Hatteras Beacon was submerged by a severe storm in 1897, after serving valiantly for a half century. Now you can own this authentic symbol of lighthouse history when you join or renew your membership in the Harbour Lights Collectors Society - paying homage to the Historic Outer Banks... Where America began. Lighthouse Legacy - A one-year subscription to Lighthouse Legacy - official Society newsletter written for Harbour Lights collectors and lighthouse lovers. New members will also receive a handsome binder A beautiful cloisonné pin portraying the historic Roanoke River Lighthouse. Water color print (for renewing members). Limited edition, featuring Roanoke River Lighthouse, beautifully matted, numbered and signed by artist Mark Sherman. And there's more. . . Society Members have the exclusive opportunity to purchase these beautiful members-only pieces, available from your Harbour Lights dealers until April 30th, 2003. Roanoke River North Carolina lighthouse, which sat 42 feet above Albermarle Sound, which encircles the Outer Banks above Roanoke Island. Regarded as one of the most historic regions in America, the first colonists arrived on Roanoke Island in July 1587, mysteriously disappearing and now remembered as The Lost Colony. This pristine lighthouse, once a welcome beacon to sailors on the Intercoastal waters, is our 2002 Members-Only Exclusive. Exclusive opportunity to purchase Coney island Lighthouse ornament. A charming miniature that will adorn your holiday tree with memories of a bygone era.