Scarborough Lighthouse Sunrise
At sunrise, the Scarborough Pier Lighthouse, perched on Vincent Pier in Scarborough. Established in 1806 and rebuilt after World War I damage in 1914, this active navigation aid, managed by Scarborough Borough Council, casts its guiding beam across the tranquil waters. The warm glow of dawn gently illuminates the lighthouse's timeworn facade, blending history and utility in a serene coastal tableau.
At sunrise, the Scarborough Pier Lighthouse, perched on Vincent Pier in Scarborough. Established in 1806 and rebuilt after World War I damage in 1914, this active navigation aid, managed by Scarborough Borough Council, casts its guiding beam across the tranquil waters. The warm glow of dawn gently illuminates the lighthouse's timeworn facade, blending history and utility in a serene coastal tableau.
At sunrise, the Scarborough Pier Lighthouse, perched on Vincent Pier in Scarborough. Established in 1806 and rebuilt after World War I damage in 1914, this active navigation aid, managed by Scarborough Borough Council, casts its guiding beam across the tranquil waters. The warm glow of dawn gently illuminates the lighthouse's timeworn facade, blending history and utility in a serene coastal tableau.