Talk:John Richardson Wigham

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At some stage, I'll add to this. In the mean time, if you want to add, then please do. Some care will be required with the prejudice he faced. There is a lot of first hand material in the MII museum and library. Also, Patrick Flood's private museum. There was a good article, recently, by Thomas Tag in the keepers log - journal of the United States Lighthouse society. Beam recently featured a Wigham burner on its front cover [1]. Some books: Mulville Ingeniuos Ireland; Tyndall A story of lighthouses; Talbot Lighthouses and lightships; Gleason Kindly Lights ClemMcGann 01:46, 8 December 2006 (UTC)