A series of maps related to Washington Lights.

Admiralty Head Lighthouse on Whidbey Island. It was here on March 26, 2005 where the Washington Lighkeepers Association came into existence with their first board meeting.

Alki Point Lighthouse marks the southern entrance to Seattle's Elliott Bay. Senior Coast Guard officers occupy the Keepers houses. The Fresnel lens once used in the Alki Point Lighthouse is on display at the Admiralty Head Lighthouse. (Photos by Bruce Robie)

Located in Tacoma on Commencement Bay. The light at Browns Point might not be as appealing as other more traditional lighthouses. However, Browns Point itself has a photogenic and magical appeal on both sunny and foggy days. Overall, the historic lightstation provides an entertaining experience complete with a keeper's dwelling, boat house, oil house and pump house housing the original fog bell. You can even experience life as a Light Keeper by renting out the Keepers cottage. http://www.pointsnortheast.org/cottage.html

This album depicts Washington's oldest and southern most sentinel, guarding the "graveyard of the Pacific" at the mouth of the mighty Columbia River.