The image is a photograph of a historical marker at the Tybee Lighthouse in Georgia. The marker is rectangular in shape and is made of a dark-colored stone. The top of the marker has a gold-colored emblem with the words "Tybee LIGHTHOUSE" written in capital letters. Below the emblem, there is a description of the lighthouse, which was one of the first public structures in Georgia completed in 1776 by William Blithman of Cedar Piles and Brickwork. The lighthouse was built by Thomas Sumner in 1742 and was replaced by other buildings in the United States. 

The marker also mentions that the lighthouse was constructed in 1773 and was built on the third base of a third-story structure. It was made by the Irish Jasper Greens of Savannah during Union Occupation of the Island of the Eastern Seaboard.

There is an arrow pointing to the lighthouse on the right side of the image, indicating its location. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a grassy area with trees and bushes.