Frying Pan Tower is the namesake of Frying Pan Shoals… For many years before modern-day GPS, the light burned on top of the tower, warning mariners of the shallow and treacherous shoals. It was manned by the Coast Guard until it was decommissioned in 2004. In this video you can see waves breaking 12 miles offshore, showing the shoals in all their glory. No longer a navigational aid, the tower now stands as a testament to restoration and preservation and serves as a glimpse into maritime history.

At Frying Pan Tower, the mark of true expertise is often unseen but unmistakable—shaped quietly by those whose touch leaves a lasting impression. It’s in the details, the vision, and the steady hand that history is built, and only a few truly understand what it takes. Here’s to Richard - the man with a vision… 🫡 | Frying Pan Tower

2.7K reactions · 138 shares | 32 miles out to sea stands a rusty relic from the past. Frying Pan Tower… An outdated Coast Guard light station turned historical landmark that is being restored by volunteers. If you’re a history nut (like us) and want to help preserve this for the next generation, then share our story with a friend or family member, or tag someone you think would appreciate this magical place just like us! Long live Frying Pan Tower 﫡 | Frying Pan Tower | Facebook

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