Preserved tower directory

Northern Coast Preserved Lighthouse Sites

A quick-scan reference to key preserved towers along the northern coast, with concise context to guide your next step into map-based exploration.

North Head Light

Maintained

Granite Point, outer northern inlet

Still active as a daymark and regularly interpreted for visitors, this tower anchors many local shoreline history walks.

Stabilized

Briar Cape, cliffline approach

Known for difficult weather exposure, the site is structurally secured and documented through ongoing community-led heritage surveys.

Limited access

Hearthbay shoal, inner channel

Preserved with restricted entry windows, this station is best known for its keeper-era log references in winter navigation records.

Restored

Redford Point, harbor entrance

A major preservation effort returned this masonry tower to its historic profile while keeping interpretation materials concise and public-facing.

Interpreted site

Slate Reach, tidal flats sector

Though no longer operating, the preserved structure supports educational interpretation tied to coastal change and route-finding history.

Conservation watch

Willow Spit, marsh-edge coast

A small but significant marker tower, monitored for weathering while local volunteers continue seasonal documentation and caretaking.