Point Vicente Lighthouse Marks 100 Years

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Point Vicente Lighthouse Marks 100 Years

Historic South Bay landmark celebrates century of guiding ships through Catalina Channel

The Torrance Buzz Weekly

The Torrance Buzz Weekly

Apr 6, 2026

Point Vicente Lighthouse in Rancho Palos Verdes celebrates its 100th anniversary this month. The historic landmark, visible from Torrance beaches, will host special events including tours and whale watching. Built in 1926, the lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation and beloved South Bay icon.

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