Museums

Old Lighthouse Museum

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?s room, tower climb.

Plan Your Visit

Getting There & Details

Admission
Adults $5, children (6-12) $3.
Hours
May-Nov.,
Address
7 Water St. I-95 Ex. 91
Phone
(860) 535-1440
Map
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