This is walking up to the lighthouse following our tour guide.

Here is a shot zooming in on the top on the lighthouse.

This is a nice shot as we approach the lighthouse.

Here is a shot looking up the stairs to the lighthouse and the oil house.

Here is a nice shot of the entrance to the lighthouse.

Looking up the side of the lighthouse.

Another shot looking up the side of the lighthouse.

Looking up the spiral staircase.

A look at the outside of the lantern room.

Looking down the lighthouse at the top of the oil house.

An outside look at the first order Fresnel Lens.

My mom looking at the beautiful view from atop the lighthouse of the Jupiter Inlet and Atlantic Ocean.

Same shot but with me! :)

A closer look at the repaired bullseye from the 1928 hurricane.

A view of our unique vent.

Another shot of the inside of the Fresnel Lens and the repaired bullseye.

Another view from the outside of the lantern room looking in.

A shot looking down the lighthouse.

Here is an outside view of the repaired Fresnel Lens bullseye. I had to lean way out with my arm extended for these shots! Good thing I'm not afraid of heights!

A scenic view of the Town of Jupiter and the Jupiter Inlet Waterway.

This was an interesting shot. I tried to take a picture of the inside of the lantern room from the outside, but the reflection of the glass made it look like I was on the inside looking out!

The gear that drives the lens.

A cool shot of one of the portholes looking towards the inlet and the ocean.

Another shot of the gear.

Looking up into the lantern room. It's huge, you'd never think how big it is unless you see it in person. The tennis balls are so people don't  nail their heads on the sharp edges.

The oil house has been turned into a museum. It houses alot of cool info and is nice and air conditioned for after the hot trip up and down the stairs of the lighthouse!