Preserved Towers Reference

Northern Coast Preserved Towers Map

Use this page for place-based orientation across the northern shoreline, with clear reference points tied to lighthouse history.

This page highlights preserved towers along the northern coast.

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Historic chart-inspired coastal detail showing muted shoreline contours, beacon markers, and weathered paper texture

Preserved towers reference

Surviving beacon stations of the northern coast

A concise archive view of preserved lighthouse sites, organized for quick regional orientation and historical context.

  • Northwatch Point Light

    Outer Headland

    Preservation status: Lantern restored, masonry stabilized (2017)

    First lit in 1868; seasonal volunteer inspections keep the original gallery rail and clockwork traceable for study.

  • Bracken Reef Tower

    Mid-Coast Shoals

    Preservation status: Exterior conserved, access restricted for safety

    A cast-iron daymark conversion (1884), now documented through annual drone survey and corrosion mapping reports.

  • Greyhaven Signal Light

    Greyhaven Inlet

    Preservation status: Fully preserved, interpreted as local heritage site

    Keeper quarters were removed in 1939, yet lens records and fog-bell logs remain intact in municipal custody.

  • Cape Alder Beacon

    Alder Peninsula

    Preservation status: Repointed and weather-sealed, optics on loan

    The 1875 brick shaft survives with original door lintel; interior stair access is limited to guided archive days.

  • Ternrock Passage Light

    Ternrock Channel

    Preservation status: Foundation reinforced, light inactive

    Known for winter sea-ice damage records; conservation notes track bolt replacements dating back to 1906.

  • Long Shoal Keeper Tower

    Long Shoal Reach

    Preservation status: Tower shell preserved, interior closed pending survey

    This late keeper-era structure (1912) retains cast numbering plates used for maintenance logs and fuel rotation.