Castle Hill Lighthouse

The historic Ocean Drive on Narragansett Bay in Newport, Castle Hill Lighthouse was finished in 1890 as a guide to route for ships going through the East Passage amongst Aquidneck and Conanicut Islands.

It is as yet dynamic and isn't available to general society, however the precipice confront and the shoreline where the beacon is found can be come to by a few soak pathways from the Castle Hill Cove Marina and the Castle Hill Inn.

The beacon is worked of stone pieces and is 34 feet tall. It is enrolled at the National Register of Historic Places. Palace Hill Lighthouse survived the 1938 Hurricane without genuine harm, yet the attendant's home was decimated and never remade.