The American Lighthouse Coordinating Committee (ALCC) cordially invites you for lunch on Baltimore’s historic waterfront!

Organized by the ALCC Board, this luncheon will not only be delicious, but will also be the venue for presenting the 2010 F. Ross Holland Awards. Whether you are attending the National Maritime
Conference or not, please join us and show your support for this important ALCC fundraising event.

Where: McCormick & Schmick’s (seafood restaurant near the Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse)
711 Eastern Ave., Pier 5
Baltimore, Maryland 21202

When: Friday, September 17th, 2010
11:45 am – 1:00 pm (doors open 11:30 am)

Why: To support the mission of the American Lighthouse
Coordinating Committee which serves as a voice of solidarity for the lighthouse community, and to socialize with lighthouse aficionados from around the Country all converging in Baltimore as part of the National Maritime Heritage Conference.

Cost: $30 per person, inclusive of tax and gratuity.

Registration: Please register in advance by contacting Jeff Gales, ALCC Treasurer via email or phone: jeff@uslhs.org, or 415-362-7255. Some reservations will be taken during the conference by check or cash only.

Payment Options: Via credit card over the phone or by check. If by check please indicate “ALCC
Lunch” in memo and forward to: Jeff Gales c/o U.S. Lighthouse Society, 9005 Point
No Point Rd., Hansville, WA 98340.

The ALCC has become an important component in the lighthouse preservation movement and was chartered to:
• Develop a consensus-based and constituent-based position on issues of very broad and far reaching significance to the lighthouse community.
• To share our collective and individual research, knowledge and education on critical lighthouse preservation and education issues with the United States Coast Guard and other federal, state and local government officials as well as other lighthouse organizations.
• To serve as a central communication/coordination point keeping ALCC’s constituent member organizations informed of and educated about critical issues.
and . . .
• To recognize outstanding leadership in the preservation of lighthouses and interpretation of their history through presentation of the F. Ross Holland Award. The Holland Award stands as the top national lighthouse honor for individuals and organizations.