Who We Are:
The point San Luis Lighthouse Keepers is a non-profit organization established in 1995 to provide the leadership, talent and organization to restore and maintain the Lightstation. Donations of time and money, as well as architectural, engineering and historical building expertise, have come from many sources. We are a 501c(3) not-for-profit corporation registered with the State of California and the Federal Government. Donations to the Keepers are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law.

What We Do:
Our first goal is to stabilize the structure after 20 years of neglect. This will be followed by an exacting restoration process for the exterior of the 100 year old redwood buildings. Refinishing and furnishing of the interiors of the lighthouse/head-keepers quarters will come next, starting with the kitchen, parlor and sitting room. Our ultimate goal is to provide an educational and recreational resource which takes visitors back into the history of the Central Coast in the near early 20th century - a time of kerosene lanterns and travel by sea.

How We Do It:
The Lighthouse Keepers is governed by a board of directors selected from the membership at large. The Board holds monthly meetings and provides for the Lightstation's care and upkeep by soliciting funds and organizing the restoration process. Construction and maintenance are provided by both professionals and volunteers at monthly work Saturdays. These work days have proved to be productive and offer time to learn about Lightstation history and make new friends.

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