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Longstone Lighthouse


The lighthouse and keeper's cottage on Longstone, in the Farne Islands, was built in 1826 by David Alexander for Trinity House, Newcastle. As well as being an iconic landmark, the lighthouse is famous for its association with Grace Darling, who with her father, the lighthouse keeper, rescued five people from the wreck of the Forarshire in 1838. The lighthouse is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Farne Islands Grace Darling (1815 - 1842) Lighthouses Grade II Listed Longstone 1826 Historic Buildings and Monuments in North Sunderland Parish
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LIGHTHOUSE ON LONGSTONE - List Entry
- "Lighthouse on Lighthouse on Longs tone 22/12/69 GV II Lighthouse and Keeper's cottage. 1826 by David Alexander for Trinity House, Newcastle, enlarged later C19 by Joseph Nelson. Ashlar and dressed …
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- Overview Map Street View An island of the Outer Farne Islands and location of Longstone Lighthouse.

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List number: 1234462
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU2459138983

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