Morris Island Lighthouse





The Morris Island Lighthouse, just in the north of Folly Beach on Morris Island at the entrance to Charleston Harbor, stands a few hundred feet offshore. Its lights never shine, but it is a favorite historical landmark for both locals and vacationers. Which was built in 1876.


This work of art was a tribute to the importance of the Morris Island Lighthouse near South Carolina and Charleston, and to help preserve the goal of the lights, to preserve and preserve these irreplaceable historical patterns.


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