National Lighthouse Museum Act

Bill 118 hr 266, also known as the National Lighthouse Museum Act, was introduced in the US Congress with the aim of establishing a National Lighthouse Museum in Staten Island, New York. The bill seeks to preserve and promote the history and significance of lighthouses in the United States.

The National Lighthouse Museum Act outlines the creation of a museum that will serve as a center for education, research, and public outreach related to lighthouses. The museum will house exhibits, artifacts, and educational programs that highlight the role of lighthouses in maritime navigation and safety.

The bill also designates the National Lighthouse Museum as a unit of the National Park System, ensuring its long-term preservation and access to federal resources. Additionally, the legislation authorizes funding for the establishment and operation of the museum, as well as for the maintenance of its facilities and exhibits. Overall, the National Lighthouse Museum Act aims to celebrate and preserve the rich history of lighthouses in the United States, while also providing educational opportunities for the public to learn about their importance in maritime heritage.