the Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse & Museum is Florida's tallest lighthouse. It's also a traveler favorite, thanks to the well-preserved structures and rich history. If you're looking for a bird's ...

He adds that preservation association members are restoring the original Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Fresnel lens from 1887. The Museum of the Sea occupies the principal keeper’s house. Here are ...

Built over the course of three years using more than a million bricks, the lighthouse is the centerpiece of a sprawling historic site called the Ponce De Leon Inlet Light Station Museum.

The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is open to the public every day except Thanksgiving and Christmas. The complex is open from 10:00 am until 9:00 pm throughout the summer, and from 10:00 am to ...

PONCE INLET, Fla ... of this still working lighthouse. Mann will even take visitors through the beautiful science behind how lighthouses work in their museum area. "It's a real honor and ...

The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse is Florida’s tallest, standing at 175 feet tall, on March 7, 2024. The tower and grounds are open daily for visitors with museum exhibits and informational displays.

located at 143 Beach St., which now houses the museum. Gladys, whose father, Edward L. Meyer, was the last civilian lighthouse keeper, was the last person to be born at Ponce Inlet Lighthouse.

After 147 years of service, the lens was carefully removed from the lantern room atop the lighthouse in November and packed for the trip to Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Museum, where the lens was ...