Active: Yes Characteristics: White flashing every twenty seconds. Height: 150 feet, 177 steps DayMark: Conical tower with lower third painted white and upper two-thirds painted black with a black lantern History: Constructed 1856 -1858. First Lighted January 1, 1859. On National Register Listing. Lens: Original: First-order revolving Fresnel lens; Henry-LePaute (1858). Present: First-order revolving Fresnel lens; Henry-LePaute (1868). Focal Plane: 191 feet (highest focal plane in Florida). Construction: Builder: Capt. John Newton, US Army. Conical brick tower constructed of brick, granite and iron. Other Buildings: Brick, two-story keeper's dwelling.
Coordinates: 30 20 46 N 87 18 29 W
Operated by:
United States Coast Guard
Visit Status: Grounds and museum year around check
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Days Open: Tower and Keeper's Quarters open.
Facilities:
Museum, located in the Keeper's Quarters.
Hours Open: Visit WWW.pensacolalighthouse.org
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Fees: Adults $5.00, children ages 7-11 $3.00. Must at least 7
years old to climb the tower.
Visitor Info: Display rooms in the restored 1869 Keepers Quarters
are open to the public . Private tours for other days may be arranged by
contacting either Jon Hill 850-637-4050 or Wanda Mayo, tel.850-916-7864.
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