National Lighthouse Museum Act: Federal Charter for Maritime Heritage Preservation
This act grants a federal charter to the National Lighthouse Museum, providing it with official federal government support. This will enable the museum to better preserve and present the history of lighthouses, potentially enriching educational and tourism opportunities for citizens, and supporting other similar museums.
Key points
The Lighthouse Museum receives federal status, enhancing its credibility and operational capabilities.
The museum's purpose is to collect, preserve, and disseminate knowledge about the history and technology of lighthouses in the U.S.
The museum will operate on Staten Island, New York, and support other museums focused on navigation history.
The act outlines the museum's operational rules, including prohibitions on political activities and dividend payments.
Status:
Expired
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