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- Lighthouse Directory
Founded in 1999 (during the relocation of North Carolina's Cape Hatteras lighthouse), the Lighthouse Directory is a tool for research and study concerning lighthouses and efforts to preserve those lighthouses
- Lighthouse Directory - The Publics Library and Digital Archive
Founded in 1999 (during the relocation of North Carolina's Cape Hatteras lighthouse), the Lighthouse Directory is a tool for research and study concerning lighthouses and efforts to preserve those lighthouses
- Lighthouses of France: Alpes-Maritimes (French Riviera)
The French word for a lighthouse, phare, is often reserved for the larger coastal lighthouses; a smaller light or harbor light is called a feu (literally "fire," but here meaning "light") or a balise (beacon)
- Lighthouses of the U. S. : Eastern Wisconsin
Lighthouse painted red, lantern black The original 4th order Fresnel lens was transferred to Milwaukee Breakwater Light in 1926 and is now on display at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc
- Lighthouses of Japan: Tokyo and Kanegawa
Built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the modern Japanese lighthouse service, this lighthouse replaced the former lightship Tōkyō The Jenkins 1904 light list describes the original light as a "screwpile structure "
- Lighthouses of India: Tamil Nadu and Puducherry
India's lighthouse heritage is British However, only a fraction of the original British lighthouses remain in use; new towers have been built at most of the stations India has also built many lighthouses at new locations in recent years
- Lighthouses on the Internet
The Lighthouse Directory is a personal research project that is based on the use of Internet resources Armed with Google's search engine and translator and the maps of Google and Bing, I explore the Web looking for knowledge about lighthouses around the world
- Lighthouses of Italy: Venice and Trieste
Guarding this coast are many lighthouses; the Directory lists more than 400 Italy is divided into 20 regions (regioni), many of them well known outside the country in their own right
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