Historic Lighthouses
Historic Lighthouses refer to iconic structures built along coastlines and at sea to aid in navigation for ships and boats. These lighthouses are typically characterized by their unique architecture, such as towering white towers with distinctive black stripes or patterns. Many historic lighthouses have been in operation for centuries and are now considered important landmarks and cultural heritage sites. They serve as a reminder of the maritime history of a region and continue to attract tourists and history enthusiasts from around the world.