Preserved Tower Guide

The Northern Coast in Light

This map traces the lighthouses that remain standing along the northern coast, linking each tower to its construction era, keeper history, and archival record so you can follow the shoreline as a living reference of maritime heritage.

Northern Coast Reference

Preserved towers along the northern coast

A map-led guide to surviving lighthouse sites. Labels and notes connect each tower to the archive and keeper narratives, so place and memory stay linked.

Hand-drawn archival-style map of the northern coastline with contour shading, sea texture, and marked preserved lighthouse sites — Survey style adapted for readability: preserved towers are indexed on-map and expanded in the legend.

Legend & site notes

Concise reference for each preserved lighthouse marker.

1Northpoint Tower

Granite tower restored in 1989; known for winter logbook sketches by keeper Elias Marr.
2Gullwatch Light

Cast-iron lantern house preserved with original Fresnel lens pedestal and fog-bell frame.
3Brinecliff Beacon

Low cliff station tied to keeper family oral histories recorded between 1932 and 1951.
4Winter Cape Light

Brick-and-stone hybrid tower, decommissioned in 1974 and conserved as a public viewpoint.
5Stoneharbor Lantern

Harbor entrance light retained by local preservation trust with accessible tide-era signal records.

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