Pennsylvania
"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Pennsylvania". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. http://www.uscg.mil/history/weblighthouses/LHPA.asp.
- Erie Harbor North Pier Light, Presque Isle
- Erie Land Light, Erie
- Presque Isle Light, Presque Isle
- Turtle Rock Lighthouse, Philadelphia
In addition, Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of the United States: Northwestern Pennsylvania". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/pa.htm. lists:
- Erie Yacht Club
- Erie Harbor Pierhead (Presque Isle North Pier) (2)
- Erie Pierhead Light
Southeastern Pennsylvania Lighthouses
Schuylkill River Lighthouse
- Turtle Rock Light
- Delaware River Lighthouse
- Chester (Schooner Ledge) Range Rear (3)
- Chester (Schooner Ledge) Range Front (3)
Notable faux lighthouses:
- Sherman Memorial (Tionesta)
Lost lighthouses:
- Fort Mifflin Blockhouse
- Horseshoe Lower Range Front (1881-?), Horseshoe Upper Range Front (1881–1931), and Horseshoe Rear (1881–1920), Delaware River. ARLHS USA-384, 1132, and 385, respectively.
- Schooner Ledge Range Front (1880-about 1915), Delaware River. ARLHS USA-169.
- Schuylkill River Range Front and Schuylkill River Range Rear (1875-about 1912), mouth of Schuylkill River. ARLHS USA-1206 and 1207.
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