LOCATION FILE
Absecon Lighthouse
FOLLOWAtlantic City, NJ
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
Completed in 1857 and designed under George Meade, it is the tallest lighthouse in New Jersey, built to guard an inlet notorious for wrecks such as the 1854 loss of the Powhatan.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Visitors and staff report whispers, footsteps, and children's laughter in the tower; a lighthouse keeper famously claimed in 1905 to have seen the Jersey Devil atop the light.
VISITING
Open to the public; visitors can climb the tower.
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