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1860 LIGHT STATION
In 1849, a light tower was erected on top the north bluff overlooking downtown. Re-built in 1860, our historic light station includes the lighthouse with lantern room atop the modified school house design and keeper’s living quarters.
The highlight of every tour is the climb to the lantern room, featuring our replica 4th order Fresnel lens and fabulous views.
The door on the rear west side of the Light Station is an accessible entrance to the first floor museum.

HOURS
OPEN
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 THROUGH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 2025
11:30AM - 3:30PM
PHONE
262-268-9150
ADMISSIONS
Adults - $5
Children 6 – 17 - $2
Children Under 5- Free
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Touring the Lighthouse Museum - all ages.
Children must be at least 40 inches tall
to climb the tower.
All Port Washington Historical Society members receive free admission.
VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are essential to our success! Our guides share a wide variety of abilities, skills, and interests. No prior experiences or knowledge of lighthouses is necessary.
For additional information contact us at:
call 262-268-9150.
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WATCH TMJ4 NEWS STORY ON LIGHTHOUSE RESIDENT KEEPERS
​​Learn more about becoming a Resident Light Station Keeper​
LOCATION
311 Johnson St
Port Washington, WI 53074
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The Lighthouses of
PORT WASHINGTON
Marie A. Blunt & Allan Blunt
JUST PUBLISHED
AVAILABLE NOW
Price includes shipping
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