I notice the tower height is blank in your facts. Here’s the description with a placeholder for that:

Point Arena Light

Perched on a rugged headland two miles north of Point Arena, California, this historic lighthouse has guided mariners along the Mendocino Coast since 1870. The original brick tower was destroyed in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and rebuilt in 1908 as a reinforced concrete structure standing [XX] feet tall — the first of its kind on the West Coast. The light remains active today under Coast Guard operation. The grounds are not currently open to public climbing or tours. Photographers find the golden hour and fog-draped mornings most rewarding. Nearby, visitors can explore Stornetta Public Lands, Manchester State Park, and the charming village of Point Arena for dining and galleries.

Explore Nearby

• Point Arena-Stornetta Unit to the California Coastal National Monument — Public Land in California
• Manchester State Park — State Park in Washington
• Manchester State Park — State Park in California
• South Cow Mountain OHV Management Area — Public Land in California
• Mendocino National Forest — National Forest in California