Sanibel Island Lighthouse is the first skeleton lighthouse that we've covered, and is known for shelling, the "Sanibel Stoop", and a story of resilience. The lighthouse in its deconstructed form once rested on the ocean floor, and against all odds it refuses to return. Listen in for the story of a lighthouse that stood strong through Florida's worst storms.

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References:

1. The Thunderstorm Whisperers: A History of Lightning Rods - The Atlantic
2. 138-year-old Sanibel lighthouse survives Hurricane Ian, but not unscathed - UPI.com
3. Sanibel Island Lighthouse, Florida at Lighthousefriends.com
4. Hurricane Ian - Wikipedia
5. Lightning Rod Fashion - Futility Closet