Point Reyes Light Station

The Point Reyes Light Station, located in California, is a historic lighthouse established in 1870 to aid ships navigating the coastal waters. It features a lighthouse tower, keeper's quarters, and surrounding grounds. The station serves both as a navigational aid and a cultural heritage site, showcasing early maritime history. Over time, advances in technology reduced its operational importance, but it remains a symbol of maritime safety and local history. Today, it is managed by the National Park Service and is open for tours, offering visitors insight into lighthouse life and coastal conservation.