Gas Lanterns in the Lowcountry - Charleston Home + Design Magazine

Gas Lanterns in the Lowcountry - Charleston Home + Design Magazine

In 1792, William Murdoch of London, England created the first gas lamp in his home. By 1802 gas lamps were presented to London as the light source they had all been looking for. Gas from coal was transported through pipes to gas lanterns and lamps placed on posts. The Lamplighters were workers who cared for […]

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