A listing of our wonderful Ohio Lighthouses:
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Ashtabula Harbor Lighthouse
End of Ashtabula Harbor Breakwall
Ashtabula, OH 44004
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Cedar Point Lighthouse
1 Cedar Point Dr. (off US 6)
Sandusky OH 44870
419.627.2350
cedarpoint.com
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Cleveland Harbor Main Entrance
Located at the end of the breakwater on the west side of the entrance to the Cuyahoga River.
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Conneaut West Breakwater Light
Take Broad Street to the end. View from shore at the harbor.
Conneaut, OH
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Fairport Lighthouse and Marine Museum
129 Second Street, Fairport Harbor
www.fairportlighthouse.com
440-354-4825
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Fairport Harbor West Breakwater Lighthouse
Best viewed from Lake Metroparks Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park or the Fairport Harbor Port Authority at the end of Water Street. Parking fee. Bring comfortable clothes and shoes to walk the rocky breakwall, weather permitting. Lighthouse is not open to the public.
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Huron Lighthouse & Fishing Pier
P.O. Box 468
Huron OH 44839
419.433.8487
huronparks.org
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Lorain Lighthouse
Black River Landing - West Side of River
East of Broadway (421 Black River Ln)
Lorain, Oh 44052
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All departures will be from the Black River Landing dock
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Marblehead Lighthouse State Park
110 Lighthouse Dr.
Marblehead OH 43440
419.734.4424, ext. 2
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Built in 1821, the Marblehead Lighthouse is an active navigational aid to the oldest lighthouse in continuous operation on the Great Lakes. Climb 77 circular steps to the top. Tours every 15 minutes to the top of the Marblehead Lighthouse, with the last tour beginning 15 minutes before closing time (weather permitting). Museum is opening during all lighthouse tours and entry is free. Lighthouse may be closed during periods of rain, storms, high winds or severe weather.
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Port Clinton Lighthouse
451 W. Lakeshore Dr.
Port Clinton OH 43452
800.441.1271 | portclintonlighthouse.org
The Port Clinton Lighthouse is the last remaining timber
frame pier light on Lake Erie. Once common on our inland
seas, only four of these unique structures remain on the
Great Lakes today. In operation from 1896 to 1952, the Port
Clinton Lighthouse has been fully restored to its original
condition, thanks to a dedicated group of local volunteers.
Lighthouse lovers everywhere now have rare opportunity
to roam the interior of this unique structure while
knowledgeable docents explain the importance of the pier
light to local navigation and the duties performed by the
lighthouse keepers of yesteryear. Climb the wooden spiral
staircase to the lantern room and view the fully functioning
ffth-order Fresnel lens, then walk out onto the gallery deck
for a spectacular view of Lake Erie and its famous islands.
For 2018 Tour dates and festival schedule click here.
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South Bass Island Lighthouse
South end of CR 163
Put-in-Bay OH 43456
419.285.1800
South Bass Island Lighthouse Tour South Bass Island Lighthouse, , Put-in-Bay 419.285.1800 stonelab.osu.edu/tripsandtours/island-tours/#lighthouse 11 am-5 pm $3/adult, $1/child Tour the South Bass Island Lighthouse and learn about its history, and climb the stairs to take in a great view of Put-in-Bay from the top of the tower, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. End date may be extended, check the website for more information.
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Toledo Harbor Lighthouse
Located 8.4 miles from the mouth of the Maumee River, marking the entrance to the Toledo harbor
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Vermilion Lighthouse
480 Main St. (off US 6)
Vermilion OH 44089
440.967.3467
800.893.1485
inlandseas.org
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