Classic stories about a noble lighthouse, a gentle old man and his cats, and friendship between a boy and a lion.

Visit some of America's most historical lighthouses that have played an important role in the growth of our coastal commerce, wartime history, and maritime legend.

Discover the world of lighthouses in the United States. Beginning in the North Atlantic, explore the charm of Cape Cod and the Chesapeake Bay as well as the coast of Maine, where more than sixty lighthouses mark its rugged shoreline. The Western Great Lakes and South Atlantic includes Lake Superior and Lake Michicagn's hundreds of lighthouses including Isle Royal National Park as well as the shoreline that streches from the Outer Banks of North Carolina...

2003-1210 Michelle joins the penguins on a mission to restore the beacon at Light Station Kilowatt and learns that sometimes in order to help others you need to let them help you--even if it means swallowing a little foolish pride.

Thomas Livingston, an author, spends a weekend locked in a Haunted Lighthouse as a publicity stunt to promote his new book. As Livingston delves into the history of the Lighthouse, he discovers a dark terrifying secret of a powerful supernatural force, which will haunt and terrorize any who enter.

Explore Alexandria Harbor in Egypt in search of one of the Seven Wonders of the World: A massive tower built by King Ptolemy I Soter in the third century B.C. Measuring approximately 400 feet high, the structure was originally designed as a navigational marker for shipping vessles and it eventually became a fully operational lighthouse. In the fourteenth century, after two earthquakes severely damaged the great lighthouse, its majestic remains sank...