Front Range Beacon, 1877, Sapelo Island

A view of a marsh landscape from a tower structure, featuring a vibrant green field with patches of water under a clear blue sky.

Range beacons such as this tower on Sapelo Island were navigational aids built near existing lighthouses. Once common, they are virtually unknown today and this is the only such beacon of this type of construction still standing in America. This example provided extra light for boats in Doboy Sound.

A tall, white water tower on metal supports, surrounded by a grassy field and blue sky.

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