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1958.2153.1
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Fourth (4th) order light from West Point Light Station, Discovery Park, 1881-1926
The West Point Light Station was the first manned light station on Puget Sound. It began operation in 1881 and, though it is automatic today, it is still in use in its Discovery Park location, which now includes a visitor center.
ID Number: 1958.2153.1
Date: 1881-1926
Physical Description: 1 Lamp, Signal; brass, glass; 15 in.H x 6.25 in.Diam at base
Credit: MOHAI, 1958.2153.1. Gift of US Army, West Point Light Station
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