Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program
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More about this organization
Mission
To Discover, Preserve, Present, and Keep Alive the Stories of our Nations Oldest Port as symbolized by our working St. Augustine Lighthouse.
About
Archaeological Research - The research arm of the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum is the separately incorporated Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program LAMP. LAMP maintains an active program of both archival and archaeological research and employs archaeologists, a professional paleographer expert on colonial Spanish script, and an archaeological conservator specialist in the stabilization of waterlogged archaeological artifacts. LAMP maintains a conservation laboratory, diving locker, analytic laboratory, and also extensive databases of port records, ship losses, and other historical data. It is working actively to bring its stories to the public at the museum and has developed a heritage boatbuilding program as well as a field school and training workshops for university students, including scholarships for underserved individuals.
Revenue
$647,296
Expenses
$532,228