Admission: Adults $5, children (6-12) $3; includes admission to the Old Lighthouse Museum.
Hours: May-Oct.,
Address: N. Water & Palmer Sts.
Phone: (860) 535-8445
Come visit us in Stonington, Connecticut
First government-operated lighthouse in Connecticut (1823), moved in 1840 to present location. Changing and permanent exhibits including maritime artifacts, Oriental trade, Battle of Stonington, children?
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