The archive gathers lighthouse history through photographs, keeper stories, and preserved towers.
For generations, lighthouse beacons shaped safe passage through fog, shoals, and winter surf while anchoring daily coastal life; this archive preserves the photographs, keeper accounts, and surviving towers that document how navigation and community evolved together.
Archive pathways
Glass-plate scans and coastal field images trace shifting light stations across decades.
Log excerpts and oral recollections document routine, storms, and night-watch life.
Mapped tower profiles summarize condition, access notes, and beacon-era timelines.
Follow the coastal line through mapped beacons, restored stations, and documented viewpoints to begin a calm, place-based journey through the archive.
