Tonjer Lighthouse House is located in Haugesund and is a historic building that has been an important part of the coastal history of Norway. The building was built in 1855 and has been part of the maritime landscape of the area ever since. The lighthouse house was originally built to house the lighthouse keeper and his family, who were responsible for operating the lighthouse and ensuring safe navigation for ships sailing along the coast.
The lighthouse house is an example of traditional Norwegian wooden architecture and has preserved many of its original features. It is located in scenic surroundings, making it an interesting destination for visitors who want to learn more about Norway's maritime heritage. The building has also been restored and maintained to preserve its historical value, and it stands today as a symbol of the important role lighthouse keepers have played in Norwegian maritime history.