The Gospel Lighthouse of Arroyo Grande is a Pentecostal church. I don't know when it was built. [map]

This faux lighthouse in Los Angeles is located among the cottage-style buildings behind the Crossroads of the World Streamline Moderne building. It was most likely also built in 1936. For more, see this page. [map]

The Lighthouse in Los Angeles is on the corner of the building which now houses Masienda. It was painted like a barber shop pole for the tenant, Alexander's for Hair, when this photo was taken in 2014. Does anyone know what was here originally? The building, including the Lighthouse, was painted black around 2017. It's now painted red. [map]

The Lighthouse in Oceanside is located next to the harbor. It houses a gift shop. [map]

The Lighthouse in Marina Del Rey is located at Fisherman's Village. It houses the Lighthouse Fountain and Grill. [map]

The Cape Cod Cottage building housed an antiques store. The building was vacant when this photo was taken in 2016. Does anyone know what was here originally? [map]

The lighthouse building at Totally Kids was built around 2008. It conceals an oxygen tank. [map]

The Lions Lighthouse for Sight in Long Beach was built by the Long Beach Lions Club in 2000. It is 65 feet tall. [map]

The partial lighthouse in Madeira Beach is located on the roof of the Friendly Fisherman Restaurant. The restaurant has been there since 1978 and I think the lighthouse was built then. [map]

Fernandina Beach Lighthouses are residences right on the beach. The lighthouse fascination is a tribute to the nearby, actual Amelia Island Lighthouse.

Murray's Light, a 37-foot-tall replica of it, was built in the 1970s. This photo is from 2009. By 2013, it was gone.

Green's Light was square-ish but still recognizable as a simulated lighthouse. This photo is from 2009. The building was still there in 2011 but gone by 2021.

The other Fernandina Beach lighthouse was located in the backyard of a normal looking house. Its similarity to Green's Light down the road leads me to believe it was designed by the same architect. This photo is from 2009. In 2013, the house was demolished but the lighthouse was still there. By 2017, the lighthouse was gone.

The Winter Park Public Storage was previously a Shurgard Self-Storage location. In 2006, Shurgard's U.S. locations were purchased by Public Storage. Shurgard built these lighthouse-accented buildings in Europe and the U.S. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, 3, and 4. [map]

The Lighthouse in Fort Walton Beach advertised for Rainewhite Realty. It was probably modern. This photo is from 2010. By 2014, the realtor and the lighthouse were gone.

The Lighthouse in Tarpon Springs originally was built for Bill's Light House Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge around 1960. The building has housed the Lighthouse Shoppes since at least 2007. For more, see this website. [map]

Miller's Lighthouse Lounge was built in 1960. This lighthouse is probably from then. [map]

I believe this lighthouse at the entrance to the Waterway Manor neighborhood was built in 1968. [map]

The Whale Harbor Restaurant originally had a coral-rock covered lighthouse entrance. The White Harbor Marina has been here since 1947 but I don't know when this restaurant was built. The lighthouse entrance was at least there by 1962 when the restaurant was known as the Chesapeake Seafood House. By 2015, the building and lighthouse were gone. By 2018, a new lighthouse had been built for the Seafood Buffet. For more, see this website. [map]

The lighthouse in St. Petersburg is located in the Lighthouse Point shopping center. In 2015, the lighthouse was painted with red and white stripes. [map]