Year Built: 1875
Design: Wood-white oak and locust; copper and galvanized iron fastened; 2 masts, daymarks on both;
Design: smokestack forward of mainmast; 2 auxiliary steam boilers, steam pump and steam fog signal.
Length: 119'6"
(lbp); Beam: 22'9"; Draft: 12'6"; Tonnage: 387 gross
Illuminating
Apparatus: 1875 - 1921 2 lanterns, each with 8 Eight
Argand Lamps with reflectors
Illuminating
Apparatus: 1921 - 1935 1 Acetylene Lamp on Steel Skeleton Light Structure
Propulsion: Sail-schooner rig; fore and main carried on Spencer masts
Years on Station: 1897 - 1935
Status: Sank in 1975 while being towed to a shipyard in Beverly, Massachusetts.
Light Characteristic: 1897 - 1921
Fixed White
Light Characteristic: 1921 - 1935
Occulting White every 4 seconds
Range:
1897 - 1921 11.5 miles
Range: 1921 - 1935 12 miles
Fog Signal: 12 inch and 6 inch Steam Whistles (1907)
Fog Signal: A Bell If Steam Whistles Are Disabled
Fog Signal: A Submarine Bell
Fog Signal: 10 inch and 6 inch Air Whistles (1925)
Fog Signal: A Bell If Steam Whistles Are Disabled
Fog Signal: A Submarine Bell
Fog Signal: 10 inch and 6 inch Air Whistles (1935)
Fog Signal: A Bell If Steam Whistles Are Disabled
Fog Signal Characteristic: Whistles Blast (low tone) for 3 Seconds (1907)
Fog Signal Characteristic: Whistles Blast (higher tone) for 3 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic:
Silent for 24 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic: Whistles Blast (low tone) for 3 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic: Whistles Blast (higher tone) for 3 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic:
Silent for 24 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic: Bell Struck by Hand 5 times Every 30 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic: Submarine Bell Struck 3 Times
Fog Signal Characteristic: Silent for 3 Seconds
Fog Signal Characteristic: Submarine Bell Struck 9 Times
Fog Signal Characteristic: Silent for 5 Seconds