Oak Orchard Lighthouse

The Oak Orchard Lighthouse was built in 1871 at Point Breeze on the shores of Lake Ontario, New York. It operated until 1916.

History

• The lighthouse stood on a long wooden pier on its original site, but a historically accurate replica was constructed near the original location in 2010 by a local community group.
• The original structure featured a distinctive design with a square tower and a lantern room at the top.

However, no specific details on its pattern or range are available.

Architecture and Construction

• The construction materials used were typical of the era, including stone and wood.

The Oak Orchard Lighthouse emitted a fixed white light that was visible from a distance.

Light Characteristics

The replica lighthouse is designed to be historically accurate and serves as a tribute to the original structure.

Current Status

• The Oak Orchard Lighthouse is located at Point Breeze on the shores of Lake Ontario, New York.
• It can be accessed via Ontario Street in the Town of Carlton.

Visitors can view the replica lighthouse from the surrounding area.

Heritage Status

The Oak Orchard Light was reportedly listed as a historic site by local authorities before its construction and demolition.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for the Oak Orchard Lighthouse.