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Total Lighthouses Found In Connecticut: 20Avery Point Light Groton, CT Faulkner's Island Light Faulkner's Island Guilford, CT The 2nd oldest lighthouse in Connecticut; Located 3.5 miles from the coast of Guilford Fayerweather Island Light Fayerweather Island Bridgeport, CT A lighthouse built in 1823; Now part of Seaside Park and owned by the city of Bridgeport; Restored in 1983 and 1998; The grounds are accessible by walking over the breakwater, but the lighthouse is not open to the public. It can be viewed from the end of Barnum Avenue at 41.148617, -73.216167 but normally a permit is needed (for the park). Great Captain Island Light Greenwich, CT Greens Ledge Light Norwalk, CT Lynde Point Light Sequassen Avenue Old Saybrook, CT On private property; Not accessible to the public Morgan Point Light Noank Groton, CT New Haven Harbor Lighthouse Lighthouse Road (Lighthouse Point Park) New Haven, CT Built in 1847 to replace an earlier wooden lighthouse; Restored in 1986; Owned by the city of New Haven; Located in Lighthouse Point Park on the east side New Haven Harbor; Site is accessible to park visitors; Tower is occasionally open for tours; New London Harbor Light Pequot Avenue New London, CT Built in 1801; Oldest and tallest lighthouse in Connecticut; Located on private property; Not accessible to the public, but it can be viewed from a distance; Owned by the New London Maritime Society and operated by the US Coast Guard New London Ledge Light Thames River (New London Harbor) New London, CT Built in 1909; An unusual brick and granite building located at the mouth of the Thames River in Fishers Island Sound 1 mile from shore; Maintained by the New London Ledge Lighthouse Foundation and still an active lighthouse; Known to be haunted by ghosts Pecks Ledge Light Norwalk, CT Penfield Reef Light Fairfield, CT Saybrook Breakwater Light Old Saybrook, CT Located in Long Island Sound at the end of a long breakwater near the mouth of the Connecticut River (off of Fenwick); May be approachable by boat but is not open to the public; Also known as Saybrook Outer Light Sheffield Island Light Norwalk, CT Southwest Ledge Light New Haven, CT Cast iron lighthouse at the end of a breakwater; Owned by the U.S. Coast Guard; Not open to the public; Can be viewed by boat or from Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven Stamford Harbor Light Stamford, CT Stonington Harbor Light 7 Water Street Stonington, CT Status: Seasonal This stone lighthouse and the stone building it is attached to were built in 1840, decommissioned in 1889, and have been operated as a museum for the Stonington Historical Society since 1927. The tower is only 35 feet tall and is open for tours for a fee. There may be a discount on Tuesdays. Parking available at the end of the road at Stonington Point (41.327833, -71.9058) Stratford Point Light Stratford, CT Stratford Shoal Light Stratford, CT Tongue Point Light Bridgeport, CT Located on the west side of the entrance to Bridgeport Harbor; Built in 1895 |
