Nowadays, most lighthouses are automatic and do not require keepers. During the days of lighthouse keepers, the length of a shift depended on the location of the house - some, on the mainland, had tied accomodation and it was the keeper's full time job. Remote houses might have a 14 day shift.
These days there aren't many manned lighthouses left, so there are some that has been turned into homes and hotels. They aren't that great to live in though, the rooms tends to be fairly small, often with a staircase running through them. Nice tro try, as they usually come with a spectacular view, but to really live in one you really gotta love stairs.
Egyptians were the people who invented lighthouses. Lighthouses guide sailors as navigators and as warning systems
They controlled lighthouses so the enemy could crash into the shore, island, rocks, or reef.
Lighthouses are not spiraled, they are towers.
yes afcos.add. All of New Zealand's lighthouses used to be manned, but all are automatic these days. So it will depend upon your country.
There are 23 lighthouses in Connecticut.
Ohio has 24 lighthouses.
It is because it gives the government more moneySources: Live in a lighthouse
their are currently 1,983,475 lighthouses
Nobody actually know when and where the lighthouses were built.
There are lighthouses all along the coast.
Most lighthouses are automated nowadays, or have become unused. As with windmills, some people like the idea of living in an unusual dwelling. Therefore, the reasons can be varied and personal.
Cape Romain Lighthouses was created in 1857.