Sea Girt Lighthouse stands in the coastal borough of Sea Girt, New Jersey, built in 1896. It served as a critical navigational aid along the Jersey Shore until being decommissioned. The lighthouse is notable as one of the last live-in lighthouses built on the Atlantic coast, featuring a distinctive Victorian-era design with its square tower rising from a residential structure.
The lighthouse is not open to the public for climbing, though the grounds and exterior can be viewed. The best photography opportunities come during golden hour, when warm light complements the historic brick facade against the oceanfront setting.
Nearby attractions include Sea Girt Beach, the boardwalk at neighboring Spring Lake, and the historic military grounds of the National Guard Militia Museum.
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