Lower Light

The Lower Light is a historic lighthouse located on the Isle of Man, situated at Port Erin - Calf Sound.

Overview

The Lower Light has played a significant role in maritime navigation and safety for centuries.

History

1. Construction of the Lower Light began in 1818.
2. The lighthouse underwent significant changes over the years, with notable rebuilds occurring in 1789 and 1869.
3. It worked alongside the Old Higher Lighthouse from 1716, providing vital aid to mariners.

Architecture

The current structure was built in 1869 by an architect whose identity is not recorded.

The lighthouse features a distinctive design, utilizing construction materials that have withstood the test of time.

Light Characteristics

The Lower Light emits a specific pattern and has a notable range, aiding navigation for ships and sailors.

However, no further details on these characteristics are available.

Current Status

As of now, the Lower Light is not in active use as an aid to navigation.

It has been automated, but its current status as a museum or other designation is unclear.

Location and Accessibility

The Lower Light can be found at Port Erin - Calf Sound, Isle of Man.

Visitors can access this site, although specific details on accessibility are not recorded.

Heritage Status

The structure has been recognized for its historical significance, but no further information on its heritage status is available.

Notable Historical Events

No notable events have been recorded in association with the Lower Light.