Preserved towers map overview

This map traces documented lighthouse sites along the northern coast and groups each marker by current condition so you can read place, history, and survival at a glance.

  • Preserved
  • Adapted
  • Visible remains
Map-inspired archival illustration of the northern coast showing preserved lighthouse towers, shoreline contours, old navigation lines, and place markers
Preserved towers along the northern shoreline, traced through historic routes and coastal contours.

Preserved Towers Guide

Explore northern beacons by place

Four preserved sites to begin your map-led journey through coastal lighthouse history.

  • Harrow Point Tower

    Cliffside stone beacon known for its early fog bell records and winter watch logs.

  • Brinewatch Head Light

    A lantern tower overlooking tidal flats, preserved with keeper housing foundations intact.

  • Northmere Signal Tower

    Brick-and-iron station where navigation lamps were documented through late 19th-century storms.

  • Gullhaven Outer Light

    Offshore tower reached by causeway at low tide, noted for surviving wartime blackout years.

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