Everything about Block Island Southeast Light totally explained
Block Island Southeast Light is a
lighthouse located on the southeastern shore of
Block Island,
Rhode Island. The lighthouse signals sea traffic coming from the
Atlantic Ocean into the waters of Block Island and
Long Island Sound, and remains an active navigational aid to sea vessels. It was designated a U.S.
National Historic Landmark in 1997.
Construction
Construction on the lighthouse began in
1874, after Congress and President
Ulysses S. Grant approved $75,000 in funding for the project 2 years prior. Construction was completed in
1875 by T.H. Tynan of
Staten Island. The museum is open during the summer season, provides tours of the light tower, and has a small gift shop.
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