As part of the continuing effort to visit and photograph life-saving stations, our plans on our trip to the OBX this past weekend put us passing by the Creeds Hill LSS. With a little help from the folks at Chicamacomico, we realized that we did not drive far enough down hwy 12 to reach the station on Friday before we turned around and headed back north.

Our plans took us to Ocracoke on Saturday, so on our way there, we visited Creeds Hill. Although this station was moved and the original station building is no longer in existence, the 1918 Chatham-Type station still exists and is in pretty good shape.

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The photos are now available at http://beachbum.homestead.com/Life-SavingStations/CreedsHill.html
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Nice photos, Stephen! Your knowledge of LSSs astounds me. You must have put so much time into researching all the different stations and designs. It's amazing!

What are those things next to the front porch? They look like something for renovating the house. Is it a residence or such?

My Creeds Hill LSS page is now finished and can be found at the link below if anyone is interested.

http://beachbum.homestead.com/Life-SavingStations/CreedsHill.html