Beavertail Lighthouse

Beavertail Lighthouse, located in Rhode Island, is a historic maritime beacon guiding ships along the Atlantic coast. Built in 1856, it features a prominent white tower with a red lantern room, and sits on a rocky point known as Beavertail. The lighthouse plays a vital role in navigation, warning mariners of dangerous shoals and coastline hazards. It is operated by the U.S. Coast Guard and also serves as a popular tourist attraction, offering educational exhibits about maritime history and lighthouse technology. Its picturesque setting and historic significance make it an important part of Rhode Island’s maritime heritage.