Rising from the shores of St. George Island, Florida, this reconstructed lighthouse was completed in 2008 after the original 1852 tower collapsed into the Gulf of Mexico in 2005. Community efforts salvaged bricks from the fallen structure and incorporated them into the new tower, making it a testament to local preservation spirit.
The lighthouse is not currently open to public climbing, but its striking white tower against the Gulf coastline makes it a favorite photography subject — golden hour and sunset offer the most dramatic lighting. Visitors to St. George Island can explore the surrounding state park, known for pristine beaches, excellent shelling, and coastal bird watching. The charming village of Apalachicola lies just across the bridge.
