|
Notes:
Danskammer Point was a rocky point projecting into the Hudson River. After a steamer ran into the point, the light and fog bell were established. The name comes from a Dutch phrase meaning "devil’s dancehall," after an early Dutch settler saw local Indians doing ceremonial dances there. We'd like to get more information on this light station. Characteristic and Range: Fixed white (1915). Description of Tower: c. 1915: Wooden tower with skeletal upper portion, light 49 feet high; c. 1927: Black, square pyramidal skeleton tower with white central column on top of white tank house, light 55 feet high.
This light is not operational
Date Established: 1890s? Date Deactivated: c. 1920s Fog Signal: Fog bell with striking machinery. Current Use: Destroyed.
| 