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Managing Organization:
Canadian Coast Guard
Notes:
A lens and lantern from the original lighthouse are now part of a memorial tower at the Mariners Park Marine Museum in Milford, Ontario -- see entry for False Duck Island Light (old). This island is also known as Swetman Island after a family of longtime keepers. Tower Height: 62 Height of Focal Plane: 72 Characteristic and Range: Flashing red every 4 seconds. Description of Tower: Hexagonal concrete tower with red and white bands.
This light is operational
Earlier Towers?
1828: White, conical 63' tower. Date Established: 1828 Date Present Tower Built: 1965 Current Use: Active aid to navigation. Directions:
This light can be seen in the distance from Prince Edward Point. Keepers: Joseph Swetman (1828-?), Fred Swetman (1863-1886), W.H. Lane (1886-1891), P.M. Farrington (1891-1894), J.H. Hudgins (1894-1903), Dorland Dulmage (1903-1912), J.W. Hudgins (1912-1918), G.E. Hudgins (1918-1923), K.A. Duetta (1923-1924), J. Hutchinson (1924-1927), Elmer Bongard (1927-1928), Kenneth McConnell (1928-1957), James McConnell (1957-1965)
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