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Text and photographs appear over a green background, a color that echoes the structure's aged copper drain pipes, and the patches of moss and lichens on the roof. Faint concentric circles suggesting radio waves pattern the green background. Introductory text reads: As part of a deal brokered by John D. Rockefeller Jr., the National Park Service built this structure in 1935 to house Navy personnel and top secret radio operations. In exchange, the Navy moved its base from Mount Desert Island to make way for the expansion of Acadia's Ocean Drive.
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Not a Typical Military Barracks
Text and photographs appear over a green background, a color that echoes the structure's aged copper drain pipes, and the patches of moss and lichens on the roof. Faint concentric circles suggesting radio waves pattern the green background. Introductory text reads: As part of a deal brokered by John D. Rockefeller Jr., the National Park Service built this structure in 1935 to house Navy personnel and top secret radio operations. In exchange, the Navy moved its base from Mount Desert Island to make way for the expansion of Acadia's Ocean Drive.
Wayside on the Schoodic Peninsula in Acadia National Park
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Acadia National Park, Code: ACAD
Acadia National Park, Maine
Latitude: 44.3593788146973, Longitude: -68.2397308349609

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The sign's title appears over an aerial view of a peninsula with a rugged coastline. The land-mass is partially surrounded by deep blue water. An arrow points to the park entrance on Frazer Point on the west coast. "You Are Here." A one-way road 6 miles long loops around the tip of the peninsula, traveling along the rocky shore and past tranquil forests. Text notes that the distance around the entire Schoodic Peninsula, through Birch Harbor and Winter Harbor, is 11 miles. Symbols show locations of parking lots, restrooms, picnic grounds, hiking trails, and spots where drinking water can be found in the summer months. More information is available at the Schoodic Education and Research Center.

Album - 6 Photos
Schoodic Peninsula Waysides

Title: Experience Acadia in bold; background image of oceanside conifers and rocks and inset map of the park.

Album - 90 Photos
Interpretive Waysides in Acadia


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