St Mary’s Point, Whitely Bay (unpublished.duplicate)

Built in 1898 by the John Miller company of Tynemouth, using 645 blocks of stone and 750,000 bricks. A first-order 'bi-valve' rotating optic was installed by Barbier & Bénard of Paris, very similar to the one they had provided the previous year for Lundy North Lighthouse;

Manufacture Date	1898
Commissioning Body	Trinity House
Lens Order	1st order
Lens Type	Revolving
Status	publish
Light Character	Fl(2) W 20s.
Lighthouse Markings	Brick built, 76m, a tapered cylindrical tower with balcony and lantern. Painted white
Management Body Ports Authority	North Tyneside Borough Council
Preserver	The Friends of St. Mary's Island
Coastal Erosion Vulnerability
Open Status (Site)	Open
Open Status (Tower)	Open
Coordinates	55.0716575491,-1.4494361822
Other	Accessed via a tidal causeway,

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