Beacon
A beacon is an intentionally conspicuous device designed to attract attention to a specific location. A common example is the lighthouse, which provides a fixed location that can be used to navigate around obstacles or into port.
People died in Beacon (First 49 people) - Page 0
Richard E. Byrd
American naval officer
Mina Crandon
Magician
Jess Cain
American radio personality
George Parkman
Richard Byrd
American naval officer
Mary Tileston Hemenway
American philanthropist
Sally Foster Otis
American socialite
Leo Baekeland
Belgian chemist
Toshi Seeger
American filmmaker
William Few
Former United States Senator
Herbert Spinden
Jacob L. Moreno
American psychiatrist
Edward Penfield
American illustrator
Clarence Cook
American author
Henry Winthrop Sargent
American horticulturist ‧ Henry Sargent's son
Constance Whitney Warren
American sculptor
Cecil Foott
Basil Morris
Australian officer
Richard Carleton
Australian journalist
F. L. Woodward
Educationist
Elias Solomon
Former Mayor of Fremantle
John Ciaccia
Former Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
Warren Clarke
Actor
G. K. Chesterton
Writer
Arthur Machen
Author
Edmund Burke
Former British Paymaster of the Forces
Wendy Hiller
English film actress
Tamara Karsavina
Russian prima ballerina
Everley Gregg
English actress
James Louis Garvin
British journalist
William Sealy Gosset
Statistician
Gore Ouseley
Diplomat
Edmund Waller
English poet
J. E. Neale
Historian
Bert Weedon
English guitarist
Janet Green
Fictional character
Paul Féval, père (Paul Féval)
French novelist
Henry Geehl
Pianist
Gerald Thomas
Film director
Ambrose Heal
Businessman
Frances Blogg
Author
Ronald Gow
Dramatist
Sir John Aird, 1st Baronet
English engineer
Katharine Frye
British actress
J. L. Garvin
British journalist
Robert Ensor
British writer
Ian McCaskill
Presenter
