The histories behind San Antonio’s four old lighthouses in Beacon Hill, Woodlawn Lake and more
century-old 56-foot-tall wonder beckons all to Beacon House, the church’s private events and co-working space that started off as a lumber company.And you thought San Antonio’s only historic lighthouse
Back then that light beamed out a good 6 miles from the area Beacon Lumber helped develop. It’s unclear when the lumber company closed, though around six years ago a family in the Park Community Church purchased the property and donated it to the church. “The lighthouse could technically still be operational, but it is not preferred by the railroad company,” DeFrees said.Rene Guzman / StaffBeacon Hill Academy’s lighthouse on West Ashby Place near Interstate 10 has stood tall for a little more than 20 years, though the school’s roots go back much further.
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