Ludlum Beach, NJ

Ludlum Beach Lighthouse was completed in the fall of 1885. The one-story, wooden building was built on a barrier beach only a few feet from the ocean. In 1889, a storm nearly destroyed the light station. Not even a concrete seawall, constructed in 1900, could withstand the pounding seas and Nor'easters. In 1924, the New Jersey lighthouse was decommissioned, sold and moved to Sea Isle City. An automated steel tower was built at the beacon's former site.

Each resin collectible is hand cast, handpainted, hand numbered and comes complete with its own history, certificate of authenticity and registration card. Harbour Lights Collectible Replica in a Limited Edition of 1,500 pieces. 5" x 4".