Liston Range Front Light is a Delaware River lighthouse in Delaware that serves as the front light of the Liston Range, working with the Liston Range Rear Light to guide mariners along a fixed navigational line. Built in 1906, it took the form of a three-story wooden keeper’s house crowned by a square wooden cupola and equipped with a second-order Fresnel lens. Its design reflected its practical purpose as a range light and its position on the river. In 2004, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.