United States California Los Angeles
Point Fermin Lighthouse
A historic 1874 lighthouse featuring Victorian stick-style architecture, offering guided tours and panoramic ocean views.
- 807 West Paseo Del Mar
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The Point Fermin Lighthouse stands as a storied beacon in the guidebook tour of California's lighthouses, offering a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the West Coast. Built in 1874 on the San Pedro cliffs in Los Angeles, it is an example of Stick Style architecture and has been guiding ships with its light that once shone over the Pacific Ocean. Although no longer operational as a navigational aid, it serves as a historical landmark and museum, providing visitors with a rich narrative of California's coastal past and the evolution of lighthouse technology.
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Point Fermin Lighthouse Guides
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