Sculpted by Larry E. Steorts. Built in 1855 from stone with a cylindrical brick tower rising from the center, this Cape Cod-inspired structure is one of the first eight lighthouses on the West Coast. Now one of San Diego's prime attractions, this two-story, 20 by 40 foot dwelling with two rooms on each floor, a basement and a small shed attached to the rear is now part of the Cabrillo National Monument at the top of the rugged summit of Loma - spanish for "hillock." Limited to 950. PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA.