Northern coast lights, remembered

Explore archive photographs, keeper stories, and the preserved towers that still mark the shoreline.

Archive Highlights

A quick, grounded view of the collection's scope—preserved structures, historical eras, and lived keeper accounts.

Preserved Towers

Dozens still stand along the northern route

From harbor lights to exposed headland beacons, surviving towers remain traceable through the map-led path.

Archive Eras

Lantern age to electrified coast

Coverage spans early keeper periods through later modernization.

Keeper Recollections

Logbook voices and lived routines

Personal accounts add weather, labor, and family life to the record.

Surviving Landmarks

Headlands, islands, and harbor lights

Landmarks are organized for clear regional browsing and route planning.

Coast Chronicle

Choose your path through the archive

Three editorial routes for exploring photographs, keeper narratives, and the wider coastal record.

Survey curated image records from surviving towers, stations, and shoreline approaches.

Read first-person accounts and reconstructed routines from lighthouse keepers and families.

Follow the timeline of construction, trade routes, storms, and preservation work along the coast.

Follow a clear geographic path through surviving lighthouse sites, connected to their local histories and archival records.