The Leasowe Lighthouse

The Leasowe Lighthouse, located on the Wirral Peninsula in England, is a historic navigation beacon built in 1763 to guide ships safely along the coast. It is the oldest surviving brick-built lighthouse in England and played a vital role in maritime safety before modern electronic aids. Standing approximately 22 meters tall, it features a distinctive design with a white and red-striped pattern. Today, the lighthouse is no longer active for navigation but serves as a historic monument and visitor attraction, offering insights into maritime history and stunning views of the surrounding area.