Lantern Point Lighthouse
A functioning lighthouse standing on the eastern breakwater. It continues to guide vessels across the waters approaching Saint Morrow.

Where the river remembers more than the city does.
The Lantern District occupies Saint Morrow's eastern waterfront. Once a centre of freight handling and river commerce, it has become a vibrant neighbourhood of restored warehouses, apartments, independent businesses and public gathering spaces.
Historic warehouses and waterfront architecture stand alongside apartments and independent businesses. Public markets, riverwalks, and maritime culture shape the streets throughout the day and into the evening.
A functioning lighthouse standing on the eastern breakwater. It continues to guide vessels across the waters approaching Saint Morrow.
A restored public bathhouse that now serves as a community wellness centre and gathering place.
A maritime operations building overlooking the harbour channel and preserving elements of the city's waterfront history.
A pedestrian route following the footprint of a former riverside foundry. Steel markers embedded within the pavement commemorate the site's industrial past.
A year-round public market operating from a restored freight depot. It serves as a gathering place for residents, visitors and local businesses.
Residents occasionally report lights appearing where official streets and buildings do not seem to exist.
No confirmed explanation has ever been established.
The waterfront is part of daily life here. Residents walk between apartments, independent businesses, public spaces and the river, while maritime work continues along the harbour.
Weekend markets and community events bring neighbours and visitors together. Riverwalks connect the district's homes and businesses to its public waterfront.