Braddock Point Lighthouse
New York
Braddock Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse in New York, first lit in 1896. Its official name is Braddock Point Light. The tower stands 49 feet tall. It was deactivated in 1954. The nearest other lighthouse is Charlotte–Genesee Lighthouse, 9.8 mi away. You can stay the night there.
Braddock Point Lighthouse at a glance
Visiting
Overnight stays
First lit
1896
Deactivated 1954
Tower height
49 ft
Light 56 ft above water
Official name
Braddock Point Light
About Braddock Point Lighthouse
Braddock Point Light was a lighthouse just west of Braddock Bay at Bogus Point on Lake Ontario in New York.
Braddock Point Lighthouse sits at 43.3411, -77.7625 in New York. The closest other lighthouses are Charlotte–Genesee Lighthouse (9.8 mi), Oak Orchard Lighthouse (22 mi) and Thirty Mile Point Lighthouse (36 mi). New York has 80 lighthouses in all.
Visiting Braddock Point Lighthouse
Braddock Point Lighthouse takes overnight guests as an inn or B&B, so the way inside is to book a stay.
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Questions about Braddock Point Lighthouse
Where is Braddock Point Lighthouse?
Braddock Point Lighthouse is in New York, at 43.3411, -77.7625. The nearest other lighthouse is Charlotte–Genesee Lighthouse, 9.8 mi away.
Can you visit Braddock Point Lighthouse?
Yes, as an overnight guest. Braddock Point Lighthouse takes guests as an inn or B&B, so the way inside is to book a stay.
When was Braddock Point Lighthouse built?
Braddock Point Lighthouse was first lit in 1896. It was deactivated in 1954.
How tall is Braddock Point Lighthouse?
The tower is 49 feet (15 m) tall, and its light sits 56 feet above the water.
What lighthouses are near Braddock Point Lighthouse?
The closest are Charlotte–Genesee Lighthouse (9.8 mi), Oak Orchard Lighthouse (22 mi) and Thirty Mile Point Lighthouse (36 mi).
Sources: history and visiting details from the Wikipedia article on Braddock Point Light (CC BY-SA 4.0); facts and location from Wikidata. Photo credits are listed under each photo and on the photo credits page.