- The lighthouse marks the entrance to the Columbia River.
- The lighthouse marks the entrance to the Columbia River.
- The red light warns mariners that they are approaching from the wrong direction.
- Looking at the entrance to the Columbia River.
- A lookout and weather station sits near the lighthouse.
- Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center.
- Binoculars are used to lookout at the Pacific.
- Me trying to take a picture of the inside of the tower.
- The lightstation stands its watch.
- The lightstation stands against the Pacific.
- The tower and attached dwelling.
- The light flashes against a gray sky.
- The lighthouse with its black band daymark.
- People visit the lighthouse.
- People visit the lighthouse.
- Kids walk the path near the lighthouse.
- The lighthouse against the gray sky.
- The lighthouse stands by itself.
- A warning light to mariners approaching the Columbia.
- The Coast Guard uses a plethora of electronic equipment to monitor distress calls.
- People visit the lighthouse.
- A shot of the area surrounding the tower.
- A green light sits on a bluff behind the tower to guide mariners into the Columbia.
- The lighthouse framed by grass.
- An old abandoned garage sits along the path to the tower.