Alcatraz San Francisco late 1930s images/Alcatraz_pc.jpg images/Alcatraz_pc_detail.jpg The lighthouse is toward the right at the far side of the island. Yerba Buena Lighthouse San Francisco images/YerbaBuena_pc.jpg images/YerbaBuena_pc_detail.jpg Point Firman Lighthouse San Pedro 1915 images/PointFirman_pc.jpg images/PointFirman_pc_detail.jpg This lighthouse is almost idential to the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse in North Wildwood, NJ Los Angeles Harbor (Angel's Gate) Lighthouse San Pedro images/SanPedro_pc.jpg images/SanPedro_pc_detail.jpg Point Sur Lighthouse Big Sur 1960s? images/PointSur_pc.jpg New London Ledge Lighthouse New London 1947 images/SouthwestLedge_CT_pc_1947.jpg The postcard says this is the Southwest Ledge Lighthouse, but it hadn't been known by that name since 1910 when the name was changed to the New London Ledge Lighthouse to avoid confusion with another Southwest Ledge Lighthouse in New Haven, CT. Cape Henlopen Lighthouse Rehobeth Beach images/CapeHenlopen_pc.jpg This lighthouse no longer exists. Established in 1767, it fell into the ocean during a storm in 1926. Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Jupiter images/UnknownFL_pc.jpg This postcard doesn't say which Florida lighthouse is depicted here. Unfortuantely, it wasn't used so there is no clue from the postmark either. Based on the appearence of the lighthouse as well as its surroundings, I think this is the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse (with the wrong daymark when they painted the postcard image). I'm not sure, but it's my best guess so far. Mosquito Inlet Lighthouse Daytona Beach 1933 images/MosquitoInlet_pc_1933.jpg This lighthouse is now known as the Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse. Anastasia Lighthouse St. Augustine images/AnastasiaStAugustine_pc.jpg Cape Canaveral Lighthouse Cape Canaveral images/CapeCanaveral_pc.jpg This is actually an old image on a modern postcard. Cape Florida Lighthouse Key Biscayne 1950 images/CapeFlorida_pc_1950.jpg Fowey Rocks Lighthouse North-Eastern Florida Keys images/FoweyRocks_pc.jpg Key West Lighthouse Key West images/KeyWest_pc.jpg Key West Lighthouse Key West 1930s images/KeyWest_pc_2.jpg Garden Key Lighthouse Garden Key, Dry Tortugas images/GardenKey_pc_folder.jpg images/GardenKey_pc_folder_detail.jpg This image is from a Key West postcard folder. Pensacola Lighthouse Pensacola images/Pensacola_pc.jpg images/Pensacola_pc_detail.jpg Tybee Island Lighthouse Tybee Island images/TybeeIsland_pc.jpg Portland Head Lighthouse Portland 1906 images/PortlandHead_pc_1906.jpg images/PortlandHead_pc_1906_detail.jpg Portland Head Lighthouse Portland 1918 images/PortlandHead_pc_1918.jpg Portland Harbor Breakwater Lighthouse Portland images/PortlandHarborBreakwater_pc.jpg Portland Harbor Breakwater (Bug Light) Lighthouse Portland images/PortlandHarborBreakwaterBugLight_pc.jpg Spring Point Lighthouse Portland 1910 images/SpringPoint_pc_1910.jpg images/SpringPoint_pc_1910_detail.jpg When this postcard was mailed, the Spring Point Lighthouse was only 13 years old and it wouldn't be automated for another 24 years. It shows the light out in the water, because the breakwater that now allows visitors to walk up to it wasn't built for another 41 years. Turkey Point Lighthouse Elk Neck images/TurkeyPoint_pc.jpg This is a modern postcard with an image of the lighthouse from around 1900. Thomas Point Lighthouse Annapolis images/ThomasPoint_pc.jpg This is a modern postcard with an image of the lighthouse from 1885. Minot Ledge Lighthouse Boston 1907 images/MinotLedgeLighthouse_pc_1907.jpg Narrows Light ("Bug Light") Boston pre 1910 images/BugLightBoston_pc.jpg images/BugLightBoston_pc_detail.jpg This lighthouse no longer exists. It was destroyed by fire in 1929. Boston Lighthouse Boston images/BostonLight_pc.jpg Brant Point Lighthouse Nantucket 1923 images/BrantPoint_pc_1923.jpg Palmer Park Lighthouse Detroit pre 1910 images/PalmerPark_pc.jpg Cape May Lighthouse Cape May images/CapeMay_pc.jpg Absecon Lighthouse Atlantic City images/Absecon_pc.jpg Statue of Liberty New York images/StatueOfLiberty_pc.jpg Yes, it is a lighthouse! Sodus Point Lighthouse Sodus Point images/SodusPoint_pc.jpg images/SodusPoint_pc_detail.jpg West Point Lighthouse ??? 1910-20? images/WestPoint_pc.jpg images/WestPoint_pc_detail.jpg I belive that this lighthouse no longer exists. I'll provide details when I have time to look it up. Marblehead Lighthouse Bay Point images/Marblehead_pc.jpg Yaquina Head Lighthouse Newport images/YaquinaHead_pc.jpg images/YaquinaHead_pc_detail.jpg Although the postcard says this is the Cape Foulweather lighthouse, the cape is actually several miles north. Point Judith Lighthouse Narragansett images/PointJudith_pc.jpg Watch Hill Lighthouse Westerly images/WatchHill_pc.jpg Poplar Point Lighthouse Wickford 1910 images/PoplarPoint_pc_1910.jpg images/PoplarPoint_pc_1910_detail.jpg Pomham Lighthouse Providence 1907 images/Pomham_pc.jpg images/Pomham_pc_detail.jpg Old Cape Henry Lighthouse Virginia Beach 1942 images/OldCapeHenry_pc_1942.jpg New and Old Cape Henry Lighthouses Virginia Beach images/OldNewCapeHenry_pc_folder.jpg This image is from the cover of a postcard folder. New and Old Cape Henry Lighthouses Virginia Beach images/OldNewCapeHenry_night_pc_folder.jpg This image is from the same postcard folder above. Point Comfort Lighthouse Fort Monroe 1916 images/PointComfort_pc_1916.jpg North Point Lighthouse Milwaukee 1908 images/NorthPointMilwaukee_pc_1908.jpg images/NorthPointMilwaukee_pc_1908_detail.jpg This postcard shows the lighthouse as it appeared before being raised from 35 feet to 74 feet in 1913. North Point Lighthouse Milwaukee images/NorthPointMilwaukee_pc_2.jpg North Point Lighthouse Milwaukee 1921 images/NorthPointMilwaukee_pc_1921.jpg I'm not sure why the lighthouse appears to be red in this picture. The other cards show it as white and it is white today. I'm not sure if this is an error on the card or if it represents a period when the lighthouse was not white or in the process of being painted. North Point Lighthouse Milwaukee 1926 images/NorthPointMilwaukee_pc_1926.jpg This view also shows the lighthouse before it was raised from 35 feet to 74 feet in 1913, but it wasn't an accurate picture when the card was mailed in 1926.