Built: 1892
Automated: 1953
Decommissioned: 1975
Originally located on Table Bluff at the south side of the entrance to Humboldt Bay along California’s northern coast, this 35-foot tower, which was attached to a two-story, Victorian keeper’s dwelling, replaced the 1856 lighthouse which sat on the bay’s North Spit. It was moved to its present location by Ray Glavich and other volunteers sometime after it was abandoned in 1975. It has been beautifully restored and sits in the Woodley Island Marina for all to enjoy.
Table Bluff Lighthouse Replica
Sponsored by: Mark Matt of USA Marine
Building Craftsmen: Neil Esmay & Club Members
Light dedication: May 2, 2006
GPS: 34º 28′ 54.45″ N – 114º 24′ 11.31″ W
Beacon: Green – Flash: 20 times per minute.
Location: Havasu Landing Marina Entrance