Standing sentinel over the waters of Fisher’s Island Sound since 1831, Morgan Point Light marks the entrance to the Mystic River in the charming village of Noank, Connecticut. This historic granite lighthouse was originally built to guide vessels through these busy New England waters.
What makes it notable: One of Connecticut’s oldest surviving lighthouses, featuring distinctive stone construction and a picturesque coastal setting.
Visitor access: The lighthouse is privately owned and not open to the public. Visitors cannot climb the tower.
Best photography: Golden hour provides stunning shots from the public road or nearby shoreline. Fall foliage adds spectacular backdrop colors.
Nearby attractions: Historic Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium, and the quaint shops and seafood restaurants of downtown Noank are minutes away.
Explore Nearby
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- Bluff Point State Park — State Park in Connecticut
- Gold Mine Bridge — Covered Bridge in Connecticut
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- Connecticut State Route 169 — Scenic Byway in Connecticut
