Solovetsky Church-Lighthouse at Sekirnaya Gora
Also known as: Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит ), Секирная Гора, Соловки, Solovetskiy
active · Focal 98 m
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At a glance
Place
- Country
- Russia
- Region
- Solovetsky Islands
Structure
- Status
- active Legacy archive claim · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки))
- Construction date
- 1862 Multiple lighthouse phases
- Focal height
- 98 Legacy archive claim · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки))
Signal
- Visibility
- 10 Legacy archive claim · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки))
Light Signature
No accepted light signature claims yet.
Signal pattern, color, period, visibility, optics, and operating context appear here after field-level review.
Light signature JSON will appear here after review.
Names & naming history
Some source names have not yet been assigned a reviewed language; script labels preserve provenance without hiding the row.
Latin script · Alternative
- Solovetskiy
- Mayachnik Drupal export Field: multi_fields.lighthouse_name_aka.field_lighthouse_name_aka_value
- www.temples.ru Record-level source link
- www.solovki.info Record-level source link
- Маяки России Record-level source link
- "Наука и религия" №8, 2011 г. "Соловецкое око" Record-level source link
RU · Alternative
- Секирная Гора
- Mayachnik Drupal export Field: title.variant
- www.temples.ru Record-level source link
- www.solovki.info Record-level source link
- Маяки России Record-level source link
- "Наука и религия" №8, 2011 г. "Соловецкое око" Record-level source link
- Соловки
- Mayachnik Drupal export Field: title.variant
- www.temples.ru Record-level source link
- www.solovki.info Record-level source link
- Маяки России Record-level source link
- "Наука и религия" №8, 2011 г. "Соловецкое око" Record-level source link
RU · Official
- Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит )
- Mayachnik Drupal export Field: title.variant
- www.temples.ru Record-level source link
- www.solovki.info Record-level source link
- Маяки России Record-level source link
- "Наука и религия" №8, 2011 г. "Соловецкое око" Record-level source link
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
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On the map:
View Beacons world on a larger map
Several 360° panoramas outside and inside https://www.360cities.net/image/sekirnaya-mountain-1
Solovetsky Monastery - Sekiro-Voznesensky Skete - Church of the Ascension.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · old_photo_lighthouse.jpg The name of the lighthouse was given by the largest of the group of islands located in the White Sea at the entrance to Onega Bay.
The islands are famous for the ensemble of the Solovetsky Monastery - a historical and natural museum and reserve. The monastery was founded in 1429 by the monk Savvaty. By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had turned not only into one of the largest religious and economic centers in the North of Russia, but also into a well-fortified fortress that protected Pomorie from attacks by the Germans, Finns and Swedes.
The monastery maintained close connections with all the White Sea ports. It supported a large volume of traffic between the mainland and the island. Without developed shipping, such activities on the islands would be impossible.
By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had not only small ships, but also two steamers “Vera” and “Nadezhda”. The monastery workshops could carry out not only almost all ship repair work, but also build new ships.
To ensure the safety of navigation in the area of the islands, milestones and cormorants were installed. But by the 1860s, when large steamships from Arkhangelsk and other White Sea ports began making regular trips to the island, a more advanced navigation fence was required, capable of ensuring safe navigation not only during the day, but also at night.
A church was built on the top of the 74-meter Sekirnaya Mountain in 1861. In a two-story building without altar apses, there are two churches: below - St. Michael the Archangel and on the second floor - the Church of the Ascension. According to the project of the architect Shakhlarov, the temple building, the highest point of which was at an altitude of 98 meters from the base of the mountain, was originally intended to be used as a lighthouse.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · mayak1.jpgIn 1862, the dome of the church was built with a lighthouse turret and on August 1, 1862, trial operation of the lighthouse began (various sources call it 1862 or 1867). The lighthouse is located in a light drum above the dome
The unusual appearance of this structure involuntarily attracted the attention of pilgrims, and they did not see anything seditious in it. The light coming from the cross and showing wanderers the right path to the Solovetsky monastery acquired a special symbolic meaning for them.
Initially, it was assumed that the lighthouse, as promised by the abbot of the monastery, would be maintained by monks under the supervision of a caretaker appointed by the Hydrographic Department of Arkhangelsk. However, Archimandrite Porfiry unexpectedly abandoned his promise to allocate people, saying that he did not see any benefit for himself from the lighthouse, except for unnecessary troubles and costs, and he did not have “people capable of such a thing.”
The real reason for this turn was different: the abbot feared that “the actions and lifestyle of the lighthouses, which do not correspond to the life of hermits, will disturb the peace of the brethren.”
After much persuasion and persuasion, they agreed that the Hydrographic Unit would appoint a keeper and one ordinary sailor to the lighthouse, and the monastery would allocate 2 novices or one hired worker to help them. In 1897, the monastery nevertheless accepted the lighthouse for full maintenance.
Until 1904, kerosene lamps were installed in it, and then French devices were installed.
In the 1960s, the lighthouse was overhauled and switched to power. Currently, the lighthouse, together with the Ax Church, is part of the Solovetsky Monastery and is maintained by it under the supervision of the Solovetsky group of navigation equipment.
The lighthouse is still the highest lighthouse on the White Sea (the highest point of the temple is at an altitude of 98 meters from sea level), operating in automatic mode, it provides a visibility range of up to 10 miles.
Additional information:
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
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On the map:
View Beacons world on a larger map
Several 360° panoramas outside and inside https://www.360cities.net/image/sekirnaya-mountain-1
Solovetsky Monastery - Sekiro-Voznesensky Skete - Church of the Ascension.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · old_photo_lighthouse.jpg The name of the lighthouse was given by the largest of the group of islands located in the White Sea at the entrance to Onega Bay.
The islands are famous for the ensemble of the Solovetsky Monastery - a historical and natural museum and reserve. The monastery was founded in 1429 by the monk Savvaty. By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had turned not only into one of the largest religious and economic centers in the North of Russia, but also into a well-fortified fortress that protected Pomorie from attacks by the Germans, Finns and Swedes.
The monastery maintained close connections with all the White Sea ports. It supported a large volume of traffic between the mainland and the island. Without developed shipping, such activities on the islands would be impossible.
By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had not only small ships, but also two steamers “Vera” and “Nadezhda”. The monastery workshops could carry out not only almost all ship repair work, but also build new ships.
To ensure the safety of navigation in the area of the islands, milestones and cormorants were installed. But by the 1860s, when large steamships from Arkhangelsk and other White Sea ports began making regular trips to the island, a more advanced navigation fence was required, capable of ensuring safe navigation not only during the day, but also at night.
A church was built on the top of the 74-meter Sekirnaya Mountain in 1861. In a two-story building without altar apses, there are two churches: below - St. Michael the Archangel and on the second floor - the Church of the Ascension. According to the project of the architect Shakhlarov, the temple building, the highest point of which was at an altitude of 98 meters from the base of the mountain, was originally intended to be used as a lighthouse.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · mayak1.jpgIn 1862, the dome of the church was built with a lighthouse turret and on August 1, 1862, trial operation of the lighthouse began (various sources call it 1862 or 1867). The lighthouse is located in a light drum above the dome
The unusual appearance of this structure involuntarily attracted the attention of pilgrims, and they did not see anything seditious in it. The light coming from the cross and showing wanderers the right path to the Solovetsky monastery acquired a special symbolic meaning for them.
Initially, it was assumed that the lighthouse, as promised by the abbot of the monastery, would be maintained by monks under the supervision of a caretaker appointed by the Hydrographic Department of Arkhangelsk. However, Archimandrite Porfiry unexpectedly abandoned his promise to allocate people, saying that he did not see any benefit for himself from the lighthouse, except for unnecessary troubles and costs, and he did not have “people capable of such a thing.”
The real reason for this turn was different: the abbot feared that “the actions and lifestyle of the lighthouses, which do not correspond to the life of hermits, will disturb the peace of the brethren.”
After much persuasion and persuasion, they agreed that the Hydrographic Unit would appoint a keeper and one ordinary sailor to the lighthouse, and the monastery would allocate 2 novices or one hired worker to help them. In 1897, the monastery nevertheless accepted the lighthouse for full maintenance.
Until 1904, kerosene lamps were installed in it, and then French devices were installed.
In the 1960s, the lighthouse was overhauled and switched to power. Currently, the lighthouse, together with the Ax Church, is part of the Solovetsky Monastery and is maintained by it under the supervision of the Solovetsky group of navigation equipment.
The lighthouse is still the highest lighthouse on the White Sea (the highest point of the temple is at an altitude of 98 meters from sea level), operating in automatic mode, it provides a visibility range of up to 10 miles.
Additional information:
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · new.jpg
On the map:
View Beacons world on a larger map
Several 360° panoramas outside and inside https://www.360cities.net/image/sekirnaya-mountain-1
Solovetsky Monastery - Sekiro-Voznesensky Skete - Church of the Ascension.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · old_photo_lighthouse.jpg The name of the lighthouse was given by the largest of the group of islands located in the White Sea at the entrance to Onega Bay.
The islands are famous for the ensemble of the Solovetsky Monastery - a historical and natural museum and reserve. The monastery was founded in 1429 by the monk Savvaty. By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had turned not only into one of the largest religious and economic centers in the North of Russia, but also into a well-fortified fortress that protected Pomorie from attacks by the Germans, Finns and Swedes.
The monastery maintained close connections with all the White Sea ports. It supported a large volume of traffic between the mainland and the island. Without developed shipping, such activities on the islands would be impossible.
By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had not only small ships, but also two steamers “Vera” and “Nadezhda”. The monastery workshops could carry out not only almost all ship repair work, but also build new ships.
To ensure the safety of navigation in the area of the islands, milestones and cormorants were installed. But by the 1860s, when large steamships from Arkhangelsk and other White Sea ports began making regular trips to the island, a more advanced navigation fence was required, capable of ensuring safe navigation not only during the day, but also at night.
A church was built on the top of the 74-meter Sekirnaya Mountain in 1861. In a two-story building without altar apses, there are two churches: below - St. Michael the Archangel and on the second floor - the Church of the Ascension. According to the project of the architect Shakhlarov, the temple building, the highest point of which was at an altitude of 98 meters from the base of the mountain, was originally intended to be used as a lighthouse.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · mayak1.jpgIn 1862, the dome of the church was built with a lighthouse turret and on August 1, 1862, trial operation of the lighthouse began (various sources call it 1862 or 1867). The lighthouse is located in a light drum above the dome
The unusual appearance of this structure involuntarily attracted the attention of pilgrims, and they did not see anything seditious in it. The light coming from the cross and showing wanderers the right path to the Solovetsky monastery acquired a special symbolic meaning for them.
Initially, it was assumed that the lighthouse, as promised by the abbot of the monastery, would be maintained by monks under the supervision of a caretaker appointed by the Hydrographic Department of Arkhangelsk. However, Archimandrite Porfiry unexpectedly abandoned his promise to allocate people, saying that he did not see any benefit for himself from the lighthouse, except for unnecessary troubles and costs, and he did not have “people capable of such a thing.”
The real reason for this turn was different: the abbot feared that “the actions and lifestyle of the lighthouses, which do not correspond to the life of hermits, will disturb the peace of the brethren.”
After much persuasion and persuasion, they agreed that the Hydrographic Unit would appoint a keeper and one ordinary sailor to the lighthouse, and the monastery would allocate 2 novices or one hired worker to help them. In 1897, the monastery nevertheless accepted the lighthouse for full maintenance.
Until 1904, kerosene lamps were installed in it, and then French devices were installed.
In the 1960s, the lighthouse was overhauled and switched to power. Currently, the lighthouse, together with the Ax Church, is part of the Solovetsky Monastery and is maintained by it under the supervision of the Solovetsky group of navigation equipment.
The lighthouse is still the highest lighthouse on the White Sea (the highest point of the temple is at an altitude of 98 meters from sea level), operating in automatic mode, it provides a visibility range of up to 10 miles.
Additional information:
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На карте:
Просмотреть Маяки мира на карте большего размера
Несколько 360° панорам снаружи и внутри https://www.360cities.net/image/sekirnaya-mountain-1
Соловецкий монастырь - Секиро-Вознесенский скит - Церковь Вознесения Господня.
Дополнительная информация:
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · new.jpg
On the map:
View Beacons world on a larger map
Several 360° panoramas outside and inside https://www.360cities.net/image/sekirnaya-mountain-1
Solovetsky Monastery - Sekiro-Voznesensky Skete - Church of the Ascension.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · old_photo_lighthouse.jpg The name of the lighthouse was given by the largest of the group of islands located in the White Sea at the entrance to Onega Bay.
The islands are famous for the ensemble of the Solovetsky Monastery - a historical and natural museum and reserve. The monastery was founded in 1429 by the monk Savvaty. By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had turned not only into one of the largest religious and economic centers in the North of Russia, but also into a well-fortified fortress that protected Pomorie from attacks by the Germans, Finns and Swedes.
The monastery maintained close connections with all the White Sea ports. It supported a large volume of traffic between the mainland and the island. Without developed shipping, such activities on the islands would be impossible.
By the middle of the 19th century, the monastery had not only small ships, but also two steamers “Vera” and “Nadezhda”. The monastery workshops could carry out not only almost all ship repair work, but also build new ships.
To ensure the safety of navigation in the area of the islands, milestones and cormorants were installed. But by the 1860s, when large steamships from Arkhangelsk and other White Sea ports began making regular trips to the island, a more advanced navigation fence was required, capable of ensuring safe navigation not only during the day, but also at night.
A church was built on the top of the 74-meter Sekirnaya Mountain in 1861. In a two-story building without altar apses, there are two churches: below - St. Michael the Archangel and on the second floor - the Church of the Ascension. According to the project of the architect Shakhlarov, the temple building, the highest point of which was at an altitude of 98 meters from the base of the mountain, was originally intended to be used as a lighthouse.
Image removed from public review package. Local review only · not public record-level source only · mayak1.jpgIn 1862, the dome of the church was built with a lighthouse turret and on August 1, 1862, trial operation of the lighthouse began (various sources call it 1862 or 1867). The lighthouse is located in a light drum above the dome
The unusual appearance of this structure involuntarily attracted the attention of pilgrims, and they did not see anything seditious in it. The light coming from the cross and showing wanderers the right path to the Solovetsky monastery acquired a special symbolic meaning for them.
Initially, it was assumed that the lighthouse, as promised by the abbot of the monastery, would be maintained by monks under the supervision of a caretaker appointed by the Hydrographic Department of Arkhangelsk. However, Archimandrite Porfiry unexpectedly abandoned his promise to allocate people, saying that he did not see any benefit for himself from the lighthouse, except for unnecessary troubles and costs, and he did not have “people capable of such a thing.”
The real reason for this turn was different: the abbot feared that “the actions and lifestyle of the lighthouses, which do not correspond to the life of hermits, will disturb the peace of the brethren.”
After much persuasion and persuasion, they agreed that the Hydrographic Unit would appoint a keeper and one ordinary sailor to the lighthouse, and the monastery would allocate 2 novices or one hired worker to help them. In 1897, the monastery nevertheless accepted the lighthouse for full maintenance.
Until 1904, kerosene lamps were installed in it, and then French devices were installed.
In the 1960s, the lighthouse was overhauled and switched to power. Currently, the lighthouse, together with the Ax Church, is part of the Solovetsky Monastery and is maintained by it under the supervision of the Solovetsky group of navigation equipment.
The lighthouse is still the highest lighthouse on the White Sea (the highest point of the temple is at an altitude of 98 meters from sea level), operating in automatic mode, it provides a visibility range of up to 10 miles.
Additional information:
Heritage identity & evidence
Identity
- LUX ID
LUX-LH-000004- Type
- Church lighthouse
- Object kind
- Church lighthouse
- Current status
- active
Review & coverage
External identifiers
No reviewed external identifiers yet.
Key source-backed claims
- Alternate name Solovetskiy · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) archive
- Construction or building date 1862 · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) archive
- Focal height 98 · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) archive
- Light visibility / range 10 · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) archive
Claim evidence
Operational status
Selected value: active
Why this value is shown: Current evidence is active; Source: Legacy archive field; Inherited from the archive
Field support: Needs a reviewed field source
Archive value: active
Show claim history
- active selected why: Current evidence is active; Source: Legacy archive field; Inherited from the archive · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) Current · archive · Legacy archive field
Technical details
- claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-status-001- review_status
current- confidence
archive- source_type
migration_field- winner_reason
current active claim; source type migration_field; confidence archive
Technical details
- field_id
status- current_claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-status-001- winner_reason
current active claim; source type migration_field; confidence archive- field_support_status
no-trusted-reference- candidate_count
1- distinct_value_count
1- review_guidance
accepted/current claims without valid_to; prefer accepted, then latest valid_from, curated source, confidence, id.
Construction or building date
Phase history: 1862
Reviewer action: Treat each active date as a separate lighthouse phase, rebuild, first-light, or current-structure date before promoting phase-specific facts.
Field support: Needs a reviewed field source
Archive value: 1862
Show claim history
- 1862 · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) Current · archive · Legacy archive field
Technical details
- claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-construction_date-001- review_status
current- confidence
archive- source_type
migration_field
Technical details
- field_id
construction_date- current_claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-construction_date-001- field_support_status
no-trusted-reference- candidate_count
1- distinct_value_count
1- review_guidance
repeatable lifecycle phase field; display active values as phase history and only flag conflict when review assigns two different values to the same phase.
Focal height
Selected value: 98
Why this value is shown: Current evidence is active; Source: Legacy archive field; Inherited from the archive
Field support: Needs a reviewed field source
Archive value: 98 m
Show claim history
- 98 selected why: Current evidence is active; Source: Legacy archive field; Inherited from the archive · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) Current · archive · Legacy archive field
Technical details
- claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-focal_height-001- review_status
current- confidence
archive- source_type
migration_field- winner_reason
current active claim; source type migration_field; confidence archive
Technical details
- field_id
focal_height- current_claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-focal_height-001- winner_reason
current active claim; source type migration_field; confidence archive- field_support_status
no-trusted-reference- candidate_count
1- distinct_value_count
1- review_guidance
accepted/current claims without valid_to; prefer accepted, then latest valid_from, curated source, confidence, id.
Light visibility / range
Selected value: 10
Why this value is shown: Current evidence is active; Source: Legacy archive field; Inherited from the archive
Field support: Needs a reviewed field source
Archive value: 10 miles
Show claim history
- 10 selected why: Current evidence is active; Source: Legacy archive field; Inherited from the archive · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) Current · archive · Legacy archive field
Technical details
- claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-light_visibility-001- review_status
current- confidence
archive- source_type
migration_field- winner_reason
current active claim; source type migration_field; confidence archive
Technical details
- field_id
light_visibility- current_claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-light_visibility-001- winner_reason
current active claim; source type migration_field; confidence archive- field_support_status
no-trusted-reference- candidate_count
1- distinct_value_count
1- review_guidance
accepted/current claims without valid_to; prefer accepted, then latest valid_from, curated source, confidence, id.
Alternate name
Name variants: Solovetskiy
Reviewer action: Classify names by language/script and role such as official, local, translated, transliterated, historical, or alternate.
Field support: Needs a reviewed field source
Show claim history
- Solovetskiy · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) Current · archive · Legacy archive field
Technical details
- claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-alternate_name-001- review_status
current- confidence
archive- source_type
migration_field
Technical details
- field_id
alternate_name- current_claim_id
CLAIM-LUX-LH-000004-alternate_name-001- field_support_status
no-trusted-reference- candidate_count
1- distinct_value_count
1- review_guidance
name variant field; classify by language/script and role instead of choosing one scalar winner.
4 active / 4 total in-archive source links. Full sources and reference search leads below
External Identity Graph
- LUX Light ArchiveLUX-LH-000004 Canonical LUX ID
Local identity anchor for the record and related claims.
- Wikidata
- WikipediaSearch / review Search lead
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- ARLHSSearch / review Review source
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- OpenStreetMapSearch / review Search lead
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- Source URLs4 active / 4 total in-record source links Record source URLs
record provenance · Record-level source URLs are listed in the source provenance section.
- Lighthouse DirectorySearch / review Review source
review lead · Use the regional directory page as a trusted catalogue lead; add the exact URL after review.
Evidence graph
Derived view of how sources, facts, identifiers, lifecycle events, and relationships support this record.
Sources
Facts
- Alternate name alternate_name · Solovetskiy
- Construction or building date construction_date · 1862
- Focal height focal_height · 98
- Light visibility / range light_visibility · 10
- Operational status status · active
Identifiers
- Search / review object
- Search / review object
- Search / review object
- Search / review object
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Lifecycle summary
Current status: active
Lifecycle events
- BuiltInherited from legacy archive
Construction date recorded.
1 source · medium confidence
Construction phases
Repeated construction dates are treated as lighthouse phases or rebuilds, not one current-date conflict.
- 1862 · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки)) · Phase claim
Source narrative context: In 1862, the dome of the church was built with a lighthouse turret and on August 1, 1862, trial operation of the lighthouse began (various sources call it 1862 or 1867). The lighthouse is located in a light drum above the dome
Evidence and data
Detailed timeline, graph, map history, and JSON exports for review and research.
Coverage: no-accepted-coordinates
Open timeline JSON · Open graph JSON · Open map history JSON · Open state profile JSON
Lighthouse history (1 events)
- Construction date recordedrecord-derived
Record history (2 changes)
- Archive record createdarchive-metadata
- Archive record updatedarchive-metadata
Connection graph (1 objects)
Geo timeline (0 places)
No accepted coordinate point yet. The text geography remains listed as context.
- Geography contextРоссия, Соловецкие острова · text-only
Referenced by
- СОЛОВЕЦКИЙ МАЯК mentions · enc_lighthouse_names
- Интересные факты о маяках mentions · lighthouse_names
- Модели маяков mentions · lighthouse_names
Rights & Attribution
Content License
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Media Rights
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Attribution
"Solovetsky Church-Lighthouse at Sekirnaya Gora" · LUX-LH-000004 · © LUX143 · Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International · https://light.lux143.org/lighthouses/LUX-LH-000004/
Citation
LUX Light Archive, Lighthouse record: "Solovetsky Church-Lighthouse at Sekirnaya Gora", LUX-LH-000004, https://light.lux143.org/lighthouses/LUX-LH-000004/, accessed 2026-07-03, archive v0.24.42.
Legacy archive provenance
This object now uses its LUX identity as the public record. The original Drupal node is preserved as migration provenance and a compatibility route.
- Canonical LUX ID
- LUX-LH-000004
- Legacy node
- node:235
- Legacy URL
- /node/235/
- Drupal source type
- lighthouse
- Source system
- drupal_migration
- Source path
- /node/235
Source provenance
Forum sources
- Соловецкий церковь-маяк маякмаяки-россии / маяки-белого-моря
Trusted References
Known external identifiers and review leads for Wikipedia, Wikidata, map, registry, and catalogue coverage. Search leads are not accepted evidence until reviewed. Field-level evidence is implied only when evidence scope or supported fields are explicit.
| Source | Status | Evidence scope | Reference | Review note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wikidata | search-candidate | Search / review | Resolve to a verified QID before treating as evidence. | |
| Wikipedia | search-candidate | Search / review | Useful for public descriptions and cross-checking, but text must be rewritten or quoted sparingly. | |
| OpenStreetMap | search-candidate | Search / review | Resolve to a stable node, way, or relation URL before acceptance. | |
| ARLHS | review-source | Search / review | Search the World List of Lights and add a verified ARLHS ID when found. | |
| Lighthouse Directory | review-source | Search / review | Use the regional directory page as a trusted catalogue lead; add the exact URL after review. |
Record identifiers
- Node
- 235
- Source type
- lighthouse
- Review class
- Lighthouse
- Wikidata class
- Q39715
- Created
- 04/01/2011 09:35:21 UTC
- Changed
- 20/08/2015 09:24:23 UTC
- Source path
- /node/235
All technical fields
- Status
- active Legacy archive claim · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки))
- Construction date
- 1862 Multiple lighthouse phases
- Tower height
- Not recorded
- Focal height
- 98 Legacy archive claim · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки))
- Light height
- Not recorded
- Light characteristic
- Not recorded
- Light number
- Not recorded
- Operation
- Not recorded
- Visibility
- 10 Legacy archive claim · Соловецкий церковь-маяк. Вознесенский Скит (Секирная Гора, Соловки))
- Legacy light IDs
- Not recorded
- Call sign
- Not recorded
- Lens / optics
- Not curated
- Latitude
- Not recorded
- Longitude
- Not recorded
Empty lighthouse fields are shown so review gaps are visible. Lens and optics are curated as heritage assets when evidence exists.