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The source of light itself came from an Argand burner which was one of the first oil lamps scientifically constructed for the purpose. Its fuel source was most likely whale oil. The height of the island plus the tower placed the light 90 feet above sea level. The power of a lighthouse's light is usually rated in nautical miles.

The expectation was that more large ships would be sailing close to this dangerous coastline in order to pick up the land signals with their onboard telegraph receivers.

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The lighthouse on the island was separated from the settlement by the short gut at the east entrance of Channel harbour. Mr. Pike had to cross over the rough water in his small boat in order to service the light. This proved to be a challenge but Timothy Pike only failed one night to access the light.

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The first lighthouse was a square wooden tower built on a larger wooden base with the smaller section for the light serving as the top. It was about twelve feet high. The light shone through the red glass panes installed in the top section.

It soon became obvious that a permanent residence was needed on the island. Two years later a dwelling house was built next to the tower. The Pike family would have a long time tradition of service with the lighthouse on Channel Head.

In 1874 a lighthouse was built on White Island at the entrance to Port aux Basques Harbour. Austin Martin, a carpenter from the Channel Islands was hired to build the Air Max Ivo On Feet

Timothy Nike Air Max 180 Basketball Pike was hired as the first light keeper.

from out at sea. This new stationary light on Channel Head could be seen from twelve miles away in clear weather.

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In November the following year Robert Oke, Lighthouse Inspector for the government of Newfoundland, arrived in Channel to oversee the installation of the light. It went into operation the following Spring of 1875.