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Hodbarrow Lighthouse


Hodbarrow Lighthouse (also known as Haverigg Lighthouse) is built on the Hodbarrow Outer Barrier sea wall, near Haverigg. It was built by the Hodbarrow Mining Company in 1905. The lighthouse was decommissioned in 1949 and gradually fell into disrepair. The Haverigg Lighthouse Committee was established by people inerested in restoring the lighthouse, and were sucessful in getting a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2003. The lighthose was restored and an opening ceremony took place on the 15th of July 2004, including a procession by parents and pupils from Haverigg Primary School, who had been involved in the restoration project.[1]

Haverigg Haverigg Primary School Hodbarrow Iron Ore Mines (1850 - 1968) Lighthouses Hodbarrow Outer Barrier 1905
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Hodbarrow lighthouse

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Mechanism for Sluice Gates at Hodbarrow

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Information board near the lighthouse on the Outer Barrier, Hodbarrow Nature Reserve

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Hodbarrow lighthouse

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- An account of the restoration of the old Hodbarrow Point lighthouse, including a series of photographs from 2003. "...In April 2003 the local BBC news reported that the 100 years …

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