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OUR GOAL: To restore, renovate, preserve and operate Execution Rocks Lighthouse, NY,
which is part of our heritage and nation’s treasures.
PLEASE DONATE TO HELP US PRESERVE AND RESTORE THIS HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE
please write a check to the 501c3 and mail it for a tax receipt:
Historically Significant Structures Inc.
2020 Walnut Street, Suite 11L
Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
or you may donate through the GO FUND ME page:
Many thanks to a generous donor, they know who they are, we will have a new paint job on the interior of the keeper's quarters for our guests next Summer 2021.
I need to find a painter for the Spring. Another one ducked out.
I winterized the place October 22nd, 2020. The painting on the eves and second story windows looks great to me.
I took a painter out the 15th of September 2020 and he decided not to do the job because he felt there are ghosts there! Really, that's what he told me. He believes the stories online about the lighthouse. It cost our 501c3 a pretty penny.
Order a Lighthouse hat to help us raise money for restorations please:
WE HAVE A NEW T SHIRT DESIGN WITH THE PHOTO:
ON THE FRONT AND THE LOGO:
ON THE BACK. SEE PRODUCTS PAGE TO ORDER.
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS HELPED MAKE THE 2019 LIGHTHOUSE SUMMER SEASON A GREAT SUCCESS. SEE YOU IN 2021
AUGUST 7TH IS NATIONAL LIGHTHOUSE DAY!
Your support will truly help. THANK YOU Our treasurer will send you a tax receipt. The website has our office address. Please visit next Summer . Social distancing is not possible on the small boats we use to access the island, so we are closed to the public for the Summer.. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT. call me if you like Craig Morrison 215 906 5103
WE WILL NOT BE SCHEDULING TOWER CLIMBS OR OVERNIGHT STAYS UNTIL THE CORONA SITUATION CHANGES. WE HAVE ISSUES ABOUT HAVING SOCIAL DISTANCING , WHICH WE ARE STRICT ABOUT, WITH THE LADDER TO BOARD THE ISLAND AND THE DISTANCE BETWEEN GUESTS ON THE BOAT RIDE.
PLEASE CALL AT ANYTIME TO SPEAK ABOUT THESE OR ANY OTHER ISSUES I MAY COMMENT ON. I MAY GO OUT MYSELF FROM TIME TO TIME TO PAINT. IF WE GET ENOUGH DONATIONS, I WILL GET BIDS FOR THE RESTORATION PROJECTS ON MY LIST. WE WILL THEN PROCEED WITH THE WORK!
THANK YOU.
SINCERELY.
CRAIG MORRISON AT 215 906 5103 IF YOU TRULY CARE TO HELP.
SPECIAL EVENTS ARE STILL POSSIBLE .
There are new videos on the links page. Enjoy!
Lighthouse Lovers! Thank you for 10 great seasons of lighthouse tours everyone!
Please call 215 906 5103 for all reservations.
Special events, such as weddings and birthday parties can be arranged with a caterer of your choice! We don't allow alcohol, smoking or firearms on the island.
We have experience with camera shoots and video productions. Call for details please. Location fees apply. Please don't call to sell us advertising.
Experience the light keeper's experience and put the ghost rumors to rest! Maybe.
There is no water or electricity on the island, so plan accordingly.
Bring your own.
Overnight guests must provision own food, water, ice and transportation (Long Island Boat Rentals).
Click below for overnight boat transportation link:
Cots and charcoal grill are provided.
Portable camp toilet serviced by guest. No alcohol or tobacco products allowed on island.
2 rooms, 2 persons per room. $350.00 for the larger room/ $300.00 for the midsize room, one room one person $250.00 per night.
Guests may also stay in tower under special arrangements.
We need two rooms rented to make the confirmation for our acceptance of the booking.
ROOM RATE DOES NOT INCLUDE BOAT TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM THE ISLAND.
The cost is a contribution to the 501c3 to learn the lighthouse keeper's
overnight experience and preserve the lighthouse.
Overnight guests must bring their own bedding, food and ice. There are cots and air mattresses.
30 days prior no cancellation, no refund policy.
All rooms must be paid in full prior to arrival, upon reservation.
Below on the left is the Rochelle room, 2 cots, with a view to the North of New Rochelle, across the sound.
To the right is a picture of the Hector room, 2 cots, with a view of NYC,
named after a Coast Guard serviceman stationed at the lighthouse in the 1970s, whom we know and love.
There are great views of the Manhattan skyline and the surrounding area at night from the tower of the light station.
pictures from neighbor of Sandy Superstorm in photo album!
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