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Managing Organization:
Mariners Park Marine Museum
Telephone:
613-476-8392
Website: http://www.pec.on.ca/mariners-museum/
Contact Address Information:
P.O. Box 12
Milford
Ontario,
K0K 2P0,
Canada
Notes:
This lighthouse was replaced by a new tower in 1965, and two years later the lantern and lens were removed and donated to the Prince Edward Historical Society to become a memorial to the County's many sailors. The 30-foot memorial tower is on the grounds of the Mariners Park Marine Museum. Tower Height: 30 Characteristic and Range: Fixed white, visible for 13 miles. Description of Tower: 1828: 63-foot white, conical tower; focal plane 68 feet. 1967: Original lantern on conical 30' stone tower.
This light is not operational
Date Established: 1828 Date Present Tower Built: 1828 Date Deactivated: 1965 Optics: Third order Fresnel lens. Current Use: Memorial at museum. Open To Public? Grounds only. Museum?
The Mariners Park Museum portrays the lives of local families and their work. There are nautical artifacts, photographs, vessel models, early motors, and much more. Lectures, workshops, guided tours and activity days are offered. The museum is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekends from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving, daily except Fridays in July and August. Directions:
The lighthouse and museum are at the intersection of CR-10 and CR-13 in Milford. Keepers: Joseph Swetman (1828-?), Fred Swetman (1863-1886), W.H. Lane (1886-1891), P.M. Farrington (1891-1894), J.H. Hudgins (1894-1903), Dorland Dulmage (1903-1912), J.W. Hudgins (1912-1918), G.E. Hudgins (1918-1923), K.A. Duetta (1923-1924), J. Hutchinson (1924-1927), Elmer Bongard (1927-1928), Kenneth McConnell (1928-1957), James McConnell (1957-1965)
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