Built in 1926, it is now the last remaining fire tower in Rhode Island and is listed on the National Historic Lookout Registry.

However, company records filed with the state and uncovered by the Times reveal that Edison was aware some of its towers near the suspected ignition point posed fire hazards, the newspaper reported.

Part of Cape May Point State Park, the World War II Lookout Tower – officially known as Fire Control Tower No. 23 – was built in 1942 and is New Jersey's last restorable tower from World War II.

but company records uncovered by the Los Angeles Times show for the first time that Edison knew some of its towers at and near the likely ignition point were fire hazards.

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