The provision of housing for the families of lighthouse keepers improved French lighthouse life[1]. “Toeach keeper a room was allotted ,and the kitchen was common toall'[1]. This arrangement, however, improved when authorities revised the former system leading, initially, to 'those dissensions which seem inevitable when acolony isnumerous, andnotamenable toastrict discipline'[1].
This led to a decision to 'only toadmit their ownservants intothe interior ofthelighthouses, leaving tothem ,ifmarried ,thecare ofsecuring suitable lodgings fortheir wives andchildren'[1]. But it got still better as 'these inconveniences have been remedied byallotting toeach keeper aseparate house forhimself and hisfamily'[1].
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