1. NORTH CAROLINA LIGHTHOUSES: A Tribute to History and Hope 2004 by Cheryl Shelton Roberts and Bruce Roberts published by Our State Books. Hundreds of full color photographs beautifully illustrate this 225-page comprehensive story of the NC lights with information that has never been revealed.
2. THE LOST LIGHT: The Mystery of the Missing Cape Hatteras Fresnel Lens/A Civil War History of Extinguished Southern Sentinels and Hidden Lighthouse Lenses 2003 by Kevin Duffus published by Looking Glass Publications.
3. HATTERAS KEEPERS ORAL AND FAMILY HISTORIES edited by Cheryl Shelton-Roberts with Family History Researched by Sandra MacLean Clunies.
4. OUT OF HARMS WAY: MOVING AMERICA'S LIGHTHOUSE by Mike Booher and Lin Ezell.
5. CAPE HATTERAS: AMERICA'S LIGHTHOUSE by Thomas Yocum, Bruce Roberts and Cheryl Shelton-Roberts released in July of 1999 by Cumberland House. "The authors should be commended for writing not only a fascinating book into the past and future of this great beacon, but also a fine tale of passion, perseverance, intrigue, romance, grand schemes, utter calamities and vast heroism." Homer H. Hickam [New York Times #1 Best Selling author of Torpedo Junction, Rocket Boys/October Sky, and Back to the Moon.].
6. GREAT AMERICAN LIGHTHOUSES by F. Ross Holland is a classic "overview" of most American light stations, updated in 1994
7. THE CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE by Dawson Carr is a book devoted to the history of the lighthouse up until relocation was considered, written in 1991
8. HATTIE FROM HATTERAS is a new book for young readers of great adventure by Suzanne Tate
9. SOUTHEASTERN LIGHTHOUSES by Bruce Roberts and Ray Jones
10. EXPLORING THE LIGHTHOUSES OF NORTH CAROLINA by Cindy Corey
11. NORTH CAROLINA LIGHTHOUSES by David Stick
12. An activity book written for fifth grade level readers, but usable for oral reading with younger students or independent study for up to eighth graders is THE LIGHTHOUSE ACTIVITY BOOK by Elinor de Wire.
13. The May, 1999 issue of the magazine OUR STATE Down Home In North Carolina does a special issue on North Carolina lighthouses each year.
14. LIGHTHOUSE FAMILIES by Cheryl Shelton-Roberts contains a collection of stories, among which are three chapters from interviews with the last Keepers' children at the Cape Hatteras, Bodie Island, and Croatan Shoals Light Stations in North Carolina. These were some of the last children of the old U.S. Lighthouse Service Keepers who manned the lights before the coast guard took over the lighthouse service in 1939.
15. For younger readers, A LIGHTHOUSE ADVENTURE by Mary Maden is written for K-3.
16. NORTH CAROLINA LIGHTHOUSES by Cheryl Shelton-Roberts and Bruce Roberts, a 20 page, full-color booklet on all the tall coastal lights of North Carolina and the less-known sound and river lights. The booklet features a color map of all these lighthouses, driving directions, and in-depth history of the lighthouses, based on a decade of research.

Individual membership in the Outer Banks Lighthouse Society is $25.00; family $35.00; senior (60+) $20.00; family for seniors (60+) $30; student (18 and under) $10; Lifetime $500. Each new, renewal and gift membership will recieve a logo sticker, newsletter, membership card and our new four-color brochure, text by Cheryl Shelton-Roberts, design donated by Ralph Burroughs or The Positive Influence in Winston-Salem, NC and printing donated by Rowan Business forms of Salisbury, NC.