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The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, located in Volusia County, Florida, is the tallest lighthouse in the state, featuring 203 steps to reach its top. It is recognized as one of America's best-preserved light stations, highlighting its significance in maritime history. Additionally, the Constance D. Hunter Historic Pacetti Hotel Museum has been restored and is now open for tours. For more information, you can visit the Team Volusia Economic Development Corporation's Facebook page.

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