Connecticut Lighthouses, Light house tours, Lighthouse museums, Lighthouse Shops. Information from New England Travel & Tourism

List of lighthouses in Connecticut with descriptions, info, and photos.

The Ledge Lighthouse Foundation was created in 1987 with the goal of tending the lighthouse building. We are an all-volunteer, non-profit organization. Our goal is to restore the light, publicize its history, and manage its reuse as a museum, gallery and tourist attraction. In 2014, ownership of Ledge Light was transferred from the Coast Guard to the New London Maritime Society. The Ledge Light Foundation will continue its work of preserving the lighthouse, expanding the museum inside it, and increasing tour opportunities — all in partnership with the Maritime Society. New London, Connecticut

The Norwalk Seaport Association has owned, restored and maintained Sheffield Island Lighthouse since 1986 and is the official US Fish & Wildlife Service Friends group for the Norwalk Islands. From May through September, visitors can board the Norwalk Seaport Association's 45-foot C.J. Toth catamaran for a cruise to the island then tour the lighthouse, observe wildlife in their natural habitat in the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge, hunt for shells along the beach, bring along a picnic lunch, play on the lawns around the lighthouse and just have a good time. The lighthouse is open to visitors for daily tours. Norwalk, Connecticut