Along the Hudson River stands a little red lighthouse, proudly shining its light to guide passing boats. But when the enormous George Washington Bridge rises above it, the little lighthouse begins to wonder if it is needed anymore—until a foggy night reminds it that even something small can have an important job to do.
First published in 1942 and beautifully illustrated by Lynd Ward, this beloved New York City classic was inspired by the real Little Red Lighthouse that still stands beneath the George Washington Bridge.
