Beacons of the Northern Coast

Explore archival photographs, keeper recollections, and preserved lighthouse stations along the shoreline.

Introduction

What the archive holds, and where to begin

Photographs, first-hand accounts, and tower records are organized so each station can be read as place, people, and structure.

Curated coastal images from multiple periods, with station notes and date context for reference.

Explore photo archive

Short narrative profiles drawn from logbooks, interviews, and local records of daily lighthouse life.

Read keeper stories

A mapped index of still-standing lights, restoration status, and nearby heritage points.

At a glance

Four quick markers show the people, structures, routes, and places documented across the collection.

Landmark marker

Masonry and iron stations that still anchor the visual memory of the shoreline.

People marker

Logbook voices and family recollections trace daily life behind each beacon.

Navigation marker

Harbor approaches and headland passages reveal how light guided regional travel.

Preservation marker

Protected towers and nearby structures map the living footprint of maritime heritage.