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Jan 23, 2010 · Ledge Light is one of the most unusual-looking lighthouses in the United States. It looks like an old colonial-style house, floating on the sea. It also has a haunting history and a ghost named “Ernie”. A video is supposed to exist showing a group of Japanese students who were investigating Ledge Lighthouse.
Oct 15, 2019 · A building of heartbreak awaits the Most Haunted team as they land at one of America's remote lighthouses. This week the team is out at sea, and to a place t...
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- Shiver - Paranormal Documentaries
Sep 10, 2015 · Just a short boat ride off the coast of Connecticut stands the New London Ledge Lighthouse. While other tours take visitors in the waters around the lighthouse, The Ledge Lighthouse...
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Feb 22, 2007 · Minot's Ledge lighthouse was a dangerous place. Many people warned that the spider-legged structure was unstable. The platform it was built on was mostly submerged and several workers were swept away by the waves during its construction.
- Sheffield Island Light – Norwalk. At the entrance to Norwalk Harbor is Sheffield Island Light, a Victorian-style lighthouse built in the mid-1800s. The lighthouse can be reached via the Norwalk Seaport Association’s ferry from May through Labor Day.
- Stratford Point Light – Stratford. One of the few lighthouses you can actually drive to, Stratford Point Light stands at the entrance to Stratford Harbor where the Housatonic River meets Long Island Sound.
- New Haven Harbor Light – New Haven. Standing at the entrance to New Haven Harbor, New Haven Harbor Light, also known as Five Mile Point Light due to its location five miles from the New Haven Green, remains a fixture in Lighthouse Point Park.
- New London Harbor, Ledge and Avery Point Lighthouses – New London. Climb aboard the award-winning “Best Lighthouse Tour” on the 20-passenger Popeye and set off on a 90-minute voyage departing from downtown New London and venturing out six miles past New London Harbor, Ledge and Avery Point lighthouses to North Dumpling and Race Rock Lights.
The Ledge Lighthouse, also known as The Ledge Light, is a historic lighthouse located at the mouth of the Thames River in New London, Connecticut. It is situated on a rocky reef known as Southwest Ledge and serves as both a navigational aid and historical landmark of New London.
At the mouth of the Thames River stands Ledge Lighthouse. This incredible structure was built in the Second Empire/Colonial Revival style in 1909 to address an increase in boat traffic.
