Cape Henlopen Light was a victim of a locomoting dune that ultimately consumed the land and led to the final demise of the light during a howling storm on a winter day in 1925. The lighthouse was built in 1767 and guided ships from the Atlantic to the Delaware Bay for over 150 years. 

Research for the painting used for this journal included archival photographs and drawings. This journal is rich with history and you’ll enjoy using it for your daily journaling. The journal makes a great gift for a history buff!

The Spitit of Cape Henlopen Journal design is a reproduction of an original watercolor by Lee M. Buchanan and has the image on the from and back of the book. The journal has 128 riuled lined single pages and a sturdy casewrap binding.

All Coast and Country prodcuts are custom printed upon receipt of the order. Please contact us within 7 days if there is a problem with the order and we will assist you.