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Robert A. Ciucevich is the principal and owner of Quatrefoil Historic Preservation Consulting, a full-service historic preservation consulting firm founded by Mr. Ciucevich in 1995 in his hometown of Savannah, Georgia. "Bob" and his associates have completed a diverse range of projects and participated in historic preservation related activities on behalf of cities, counties, federal agencies, community groups, and private individuals. Bob has over 23 years of experience in the field of historic preservation focused in Georgia and neighboring states. He has considerable expertise and experience in conducting historic resources surveys, preparation of National Register of Historic Places nominations, historic preservation tax incentives, Section 106 Review, evaluations of significance based on local and national criteria, and research and documentation.
Is the story of “the little lighthouse that could” – a diminutive but resilient beacon that has stood the test of time despite countless storms and hurricanes, epic battles, vandalism, erosion, rising tides, and deferred maintenance. Generations of Georgians have crossed the Lazaretto Creek Bridge enroute to Tybee Island and have taken comfort in seeing this familiar landmark, knowing that they have arrived. Of the dozen or so channel beacons that once lined the banks of the Savannah River, only the Cockspur Island Lighthouse remains. Written in association with the Friends of Cockspur Island Lighthouse (FOCIL), this book also chronicles their efforts to help save this important lighthouse for future generations.
