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Frying Pan Tower
FPTower Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the historic Frying Pan Tower, a maritime landmark off the coast of North Carolina. This iconic structure not only safeguards mariners navigating the challenging waters of the Atlantic Ocean but also serves as a sanctuary for marine life beneath the waves. By preserving and maintaining the tower, FPTower Inc. contributes to the delicate balance of ocean ecosystems. Additionally, Frying Pan Tower serves as an educational platform for researchers, scientists, and students, fostering exploration and discovery of the ocean’s mysteries. Through conservation, education, and innovation, FPTower Inc. strives to ensure a safer and more sustainable future for both mariners and the marine environment, leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.
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Viral sensation Frying Pan Tower flag up for auction after Florence
October 1, 2018
Source: The Charlotte Observer
American flag that survived Hurricane Florence as millions watched live on camera while flying on Frying Pan Tower was auctioned to raise money for the American Red Cross to support victims of Hurricane Florence.
Frying Pan Tower flag auctioned off for nearly $11K to benefit Hurricane Florence victims
October 1, 2018
Source: WTVD | ABC News 11 | Southport, NC
The American flag that once sat on top of the Frying Pan Tower has been auctioned off to help the victims of Hurricane Florence.
COVID-19 – Social Distancing from the Middle of the Atlantic Ocean
April 23, 2020
Source: Weather.com
Richard Neal decided to self-isolate and work from home by moving into his ocean getaway office. It just happens that it’s 85 feet up, surrounded by sharks and 30 miles out to sea.