Cedar Island Lighthouse is located within the Cedar Point County Park in East Hampton, New York. Its original purpose was to help whaling ships safely navigate to and from Sag Harbor. Today it is a daymark for sailboats and yachts arriving in the heart of the Hamptons.

The Lighthouse is located in the former Village of Charlotte (at the Port of Rochester, New York). The tower was constructed in 1822 on a hill just west of the Genesee River and south of what once was a marshy area on the southern shores of Lake Ontario.

The Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society (FILPS) was formed in 1982 in response to the possible demolition of the Fire Island Lighthouse. The Society raised over $1.2 million to save and restore the Lighthouse. Since its inception FILPS's directive has been to work with the National Park Service to help preserve the nautical heritage of Fire Island and Long Island, and to ensure that this monument remains an integral part of that heritage. Captree Island, New York

The Hudson River is located in the heart of lower New York State and connects the Adirondack Mountains with New York Harbor. A major water highway throughout the history of human habitation, the Hudson River began a transportation boom with the opening of the Champlain Canal (1823), Erie Canal (1825) and Delaware & Hudson Canal (1828). Almost all of the lighthouses constructed in the late 1820s and 1830s on the Hudson River were a direct reaction to the opening of these canals. Unlike coastal lighthouses whose towering heights were determined by the distance of ships out to sea, lighthouses on the Hudson River were usually only two or three stories tall and often included living quarters for keepers and their families within the lighthouse structure. Of the dozens of lighthouses that once dotted the shores of the Hudson River, only seven remain, with the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor the eighth lighthouse keeping watch at the mouth of the Hudson River.

The Hudson-Athens Lighthouse is a Second Empire architectural style lighthouse located in the Hudson River between Hudson and Athens, New York. The Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society or H.A.L.P.S. is a not-for-profit 501(c) 3 organization established to maintain, preserve and restore our beloved lighthouse and consists of members from Greene and Columbia counties, mainly. This organization was established to provide a way for individuals to become actively involved in the museum development and the preservation of the historic Hudson-Athens Lighthouse. Athens, New York

The Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society mission is to restore, maintain and raise funds for the ongoing preservation of the Huntington Harbor Lighthouse. For residents of Huntington and surrounding communities the Huntington Lighthouse is a familiar and treasured landmark. Its beacon has safely guided boats into Huntington Harbor for the past century. But many people aren't aware that this unique Beaux Arts structure, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, once came close to demolition. In 1985, The U.S. Coast Guard was prepared to tear down the crumbling structure and replace it with a utilitarian steel lighthouse. That's when a local group, Save Huntington's Lighthouse, was formed. Halesite, New York

The US Lighthouse Society is the nation's oldest and most respected historic lighthouse preservation and education organization. Its Long Island, New York Chapter, formed in 2000, is an autonomous, all volunteer non-profit organization, composed of over 300 Long Island lighthouse fans. The Long Island Chapter was established to assist in the restoration and preservation of the lighthouses of the Long Island, New York area and make Long Island's lighthouse heritage known to the public. Cutchogue, New York

Information on lighthouses on Long Island, New York

Welcome to the Montauk Point Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in New York State. The Lighthouse was authorized by the Second Congress, under President George Washington, in 1792. Construction began on June 7, 1796 and was completed on November 5, 1796. This historic landmark has been part of Long Island's land and seascape for over 200 years and still serves as an active aid to navigation.

The National Lighthouse Museum Board of Trustees, Board of Advisors and FRIENDS will advocate, help preserve, and raise funds for establishing a National Lighthouse Museum at the old US Lighthouse "SUPER" Depot site on Staten Island. A coalition of leading lighthouse preservation and membership organizations from Maine to California unanimously selected the original US Lighthouse Service Depot on Staten Island, NY in 1997 as the location for the National Lighthouse Museum. Staten Island, New York

Thousands have visited the Oak Orchard Lighthouse at Point Breeze, Oak Orchard Harbor on Lake Ontario since the historic reconstruction was completed in 2010. The lighthouse is one of the jewels in the Great Lakes Seaway Trail - the guest log has been signed by visitors from all around the world, including New Zealand, Turkey, Germany, Alaska, Ireland, Canada, and all states in the union. Kent (Point Breeze), New York

Rock Island Lighthouse is located in the Thousand Islands about 4.5 miles northeast of Clayton, Jefferson County, New York, off of Fisher's Landing. Originally commissioned in 1847, it is one of six lights put up along the St. Lawrence River to guide traffic to and from Lake Ontario through the waterway. The Rock Island station is the best preserved, as all of its structures still survive. It was refitted in 1855, rebuilt in 1882, and moved in 1903. The light was closed in 1955 after more a century of service. In June 2013, the island and all its buildings were reopened to the public as a park maintained by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation. The island is accessible by private boat and local shuttle service, and the grounds are open for touring and picnicking. Fisher's Landing, New York

A landmark beacon on the Hudson River, the Saugerties Lighthouse is a venerable aid to navigation, constructed in 1869 at the mouth of the Esopus Creek. The Saugerties Lighthouse Conservancy maintains the Lighthouse and adjacent lands for the enjoyment of the public. The restored, red-brick Lighthouse offers overnight Bed & Breakfast accommodations, public tours and special events. Furnished as it may have looked in the early 20th century, the Lighthouse contains a small museum, gift shop, parlor, kitchen, keepers' quarters, and two guest bedrooms. The operational light-tower offers a panoramic view of the Hudson River Valley and Catskill Mountains. Saugerties, New York

Through a true community effort, the Sodus Bay Historical Society opened the doors of the Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum on July 4, 1985. Part of our mission is to maintain a museum in the historic lighthouse, with an emphasis on local maritime history. Sodus Point, New York