Map

Preserved Towers Map

The northern coast archive, mapped by surviving lights.

Six preserved towers mark the coast’s remembered beacons, from outer reef stations to sheltered harbor watchpoints.

1
Northhaven Point Tower — Lantern room restored in 2014 with original cast-iron glazing profile.
2
Bracken Reef Light — Granite base stabilized and reopened for guided heritage visits.
3
Saltbar Reach Beacon — Keeper quarters preserved with period interior fittings and logbook copies.
4
Greycliff Signal Tower — Brickwork repointed using lime mortar to match 19th-century construction.
5
Windward Cape Light — Fresnel lens assembly conserved and displayed in rotating annual exhibition.
6
Harbor End Lantern — Timber gallery rebuilt after storm damage using documented original dimensions.

Map notes

Each marker combines preservation condition, regional placement, and access context so every location can be compared quickly.

Symbols separate fully preserved towers, stabilized remains, and documented sites where the original structure is no longer standing.

Coverage follows the northern coast archive boundary, including headland towers, harbor beacons, and offshore light stations in the catalog.

Access notes indicate public grounds, limited seasonal entry, or view-only locations so visit expectations remain accurate before planning travel.

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