HOME  |  MY ACCOUNT  |  Shopping Cart  CART 0 items  |  RECENTLY VIEWED  |  BOOKMARK THIS SITE  
PHONE 1-800-758-1444
BEST SELLERS   |   NEW PRODUCTS   |   EXCLUSIVES   |   CLEARANCE   |   LIGHTHOUSE EXPLORER
CATALOG QUICK ORDER

click to order multiple items
New sale items added daily
Lighthouse Digest Magazine


Ferryland Light

Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada

     Send Feedback
Nearest Town or City:Ferryland Newfoundland Canada
Location:Avalon Peninsula, southeastern Newfoundland.
Managing Organization:Irish Loop Regional Economic Development Board
Website:http://www.irishloop.nf.ca/
Tower Height:25
Description Tower:Red, conical masonry tower sheathed in iron, with white lantern.
Operational:Yes
Date Established:1871
Date Present Tower Built:1871
Current Use:Active aid to navigation.
Open To Public:Grounds only.
Directions:From St. John's go south on Route 10, along the Irish Loop Drive to Ferryland.
Characteristic Range:White flash 18s, 4s darkness, 4s flash, 4s darkness; visible for 13 nautical miles.
Other Buildings:Attached keeper's dwelling.
Date Automated:1970
Height Focal Plane:190
National Register:No
Keepers:Philip Keough (assistant keeper, c. 1883), Kearney (?), Keough (?), Costello (?).
Alternate Name1:Ferryland Head Light
Telephone:7094382898
Email:hmullow@thezone.net
Contact Address:P.O. Box 6
City:Trespassey
State:Newfoundland
Postal Code:A0A 4B0
Country:Canada
Museum:The Ferryland Museum, with exhibits on local history, is located a short distance from the lighthouse. Open Mid-June to Labour Day, 9-12 and 1-5 Monday to Saturday, 1-5 on Sunday. Phone: 709-432-2711, offseason: 709-432-2155.
EMAIL SIGNUP


FREE newsletter available
Receive Exclusive Web Only Offers
Request a Catalog
TELL A FRIEND
LIGHTHOUSE DEPOT
ABOUT US
AWARDS
LINKS
SITE MAP
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CONTACT US
FAQS
EMAIL POLICY
PRIVACY POLICY
RETURNS
OUR STORES
STORE LOCATIONS
CAREERS
OTHER
CUSTOMER COMMENTS
COPYRIGHT
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES
SHIPPING

SecurityMetrics Certified

ABOUT SSL CERTIFICATES
BizRate Customer Certified (GOLD) Site