Northern Coast Lighthouses: An Archive of Beacons, Keepers, and Surviving Towers
Explore archival photographs, keeper stories, and the preserved sites that still mark the northern shoreline.
- Archival photography
- Keeper accounts
- Preserved sites
Archive overview
A concise view of what the collection holds
These highlights summarize the archive’s scope across towers, preservation, keeper testimony, and photographic records.
- Documented towers
- Coverage follows the northern coast from early beacon stations to later lighthouse builds.
- Preserved sites
- Surviving towers are mapped with present condition notes and preservation context.
- Keeper accounts
- Firsthand recollections and duty logs frame the daily reality of coastal service.
- Photo collections
- Curated archival imagery traces structural change, weathering, and shoreline life.
Northern Coast Lighthouses Archive
A documentary record of towers, keepers, and the coastal routes that still carry their history.
The archive brings together northern coast lighthouse photographs, keeper narratives, and preservation notes so readers can follow how each beacon worked, where it stood in the network, and what survives on the shoreline today.
