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Managing Organization:
St. Andrews Civic Trust/Lighthouse Restaurant
Notes:
The foundation of the tower, made of rotting wharf timber, is threatened, and the Civic Trust has launched a fundraising campaign to restore the building and strengthen the seawall that supports it. The Trust hopes to purchase the entire property. (Thanks to Michel Forand.)
Tower Height: 30
Description of Tower: White, octagonal wooden tower.
This light is not operational
Date Established: 1833
Date Present Tower Built: 1833
Date Deactivated: 1938
Current Use: None.
Open To Public? Grounds only.
Directions:
The lighthouse is adjacent to the Lighthouse Restaurant, at the end of Patrick Street in St. Andrews. Parking is available near the restaurant.
Keepers: John Pendlebury (1840-1863), George Pendlebury (1862-1869), William J. Pendlebury (1889-1920), Miss E. Pendlebury (1920-1938)
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