There is an old stone building next to the Beavertail Lighthouse. I decided to take a photo of the lighthouse through the window. You can see the wood from some sort of shelf.

This photo of the Beavertail Lighthouse was taken from the water in a Lighthouse Cruise. You can see here the light is shining bright.

Here's a shot of the Beavertail Lighthouse with the surrounding rocks in a warm glow from the sun.

I took this photo one gloomy morning when my daughters were upset. They like to drive over the Newport and Jamestown bridges, so I stopped over at Beavertail Lighthouse and took this photo.

The Beavertail Lighthouse is easy to get to from land, but a view from water is really great. You can see all the rocks the lighthouse is protecting boats from hitting, and all the people visiting the lighthouse.

This is Beavertail Lighthouse, at the tip of Jamestown, from the ocean. To get a shot like this you'll need a boat or take a lighthouse cruise.

This photo of the Beavertail Lighthouse was clearly taken in the winter, but what I found most interesting was the sunset like look on the horizon despite the sun being high in the sky.