Livermore, California - Longest Continuously Burning Lightbulb
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- Address:
- 4550 East Ave., Livermore, CA [Show Map]
- Directions:
- East side of downtown. I-580 exit south on Vasco Rd. After about 1.5 miles, turn west on East Ave. The bulb is about a mile on the right, at Fire Station #6, just west of Loyola Way.
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Livermore, California - Longest Continuously Burning Lightbulb
This long-lived illuminator is one of our "Light Bulb Methuselahs." Roadsideamerica.com Report...
This long-lived illuminator is one of our "Light Bulb Methuselahs." Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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Livermore, California - Longest Continuously Burning Lightbulb The lightbulb that has been on for the longest time -- since 1901, with a few interruptions for power outages and moving to new locations. The bulb is in a modern firehouse in suburban Livermore, 45 miles from Oakland. It's hung from the high roof in the fire engine garage. The firehouse is on East Avenue, at the corner of Loyola Way. Yesterday I brought a friend from Australia to the bulb. It was the "highlight" of her trip! [Frank Gouveia, 07/01/1997][RA: March 2004 - Cathy Reed Weber sent this recent view of the light bulb.]
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