Alki Lighthouse Tours 
Members of Flotilla 24 volunteer their time on summer weekeds to give tours of the Alki Lighthouse to the public. |
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This plaque documents the history of the lighthouse. The lighthouse is still officially in service. |
| Flotilla Commander Craig Smith and Alki Outreach Coordinator Maria Dittberner prepare for the day's visitors. |
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| Craig welocmes the first visitors of the day to the lighthouse property. |
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| Craig explains the history and the current use of the lighthouse and grounds to an interested audience. |
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| Lyn talks to a tour group about the lighthouse. She is uniquely qualified to lead these tours because she actually lived on the grounds when her father was stationed in the Puget Sound area. |
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| Flotilla 24 maintains a gift shop and a large selection of recreational boating safety material. |
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It is a wonderful experience to work in a beautiful place like the Alki Lighthouse. If you are a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary in the Puget Sound area and would like to help out with this effort feel free to volunteer for a shift, if you aren't a member but may be interested contact our Personnel Services Officer Matt Brannock or click here for more information about the USCG Auxiliary. |
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In September, Flotilla 24 will be starting a new Coxswain and Boat Crew Academy for members interesting in participating in Surface Operations. - Click here to learn more about becoming Boat Crew Qualified - |
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