Map

Preserved towers reference

A geographic view of northern coast lighthouses

This section highlights preserved towers along the northern coast, pairing archival context with place so each lighthouse can be read as part of a living shoreline.

Northwatch Light

Cliff Reach, Windmere Point

Raised in 1842, this granite tower marked the first documented safe passage through the outer shoals.
Harbor Glass Beacon

Old Breakwater, Brindle Harbor

Known for its restored Fresnel room, the beacon served fishing fleets navigating winter fog banks.
Red Slope Tower

Ironclay Head, Seaborne Parish

Its iron lantern and brick shaft survived the 1899 storm season with only minor keeper-house loss.
Moonbay Signal House

Moonbay Inlet, North Strand

Converted to an automated aid in the 1960s, the original keeper logbooks remain in local custody.
Cape Alder Lantern

Alder Cape, Tidemark District

The cast-iron stair core and gallery rail are original, making it one of the most intact towers on record.

Stylized archival map of the northern coast with preserved lighthouse markers and coastline contours — Editorial coastline rendering with plotted preserved-tower markers for orientation.