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Housed in the former residence of the Lighthouse Keepers and the Coast Guard Chief, built in 1871/1898.
The museum Contains models, paintings, marine artifacts, photos of early Ashtabula Harbor and ore boats and tugs, miniature hand-made brass tools that actually work, and the world's only working scale model of a Hulett Ore Unloading Machine.
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| The museum also provides an expansive view of the Commercial Ashtabula Harbor and actual operating ore boats. Outside displays and picnic tables available. The gift shop includes nautical items such as: jewelry, books, mugs, lighthouse slates, wooden model boat kits, miniature boats, "Scaasis" lighthouses, shipwreck charts, post cards, nightlights, lighthouse writting paper and Ashtabula Lighthouse pictures. We also have " Ashtabula " Lighthouse, " Lake Erie " Lighthouses and "Edmund Fitzgerald" teeshirts. |
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Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays: Memorial Day weekend through August: Noon-5 p.m. September: Noon - 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday only. Admission: $4.00 Adults, $3.00 6-16 years, Children under 6: FREE SPECIAL Tours available Tours are available by appointment year round for (10) ten or more, Call 440/224-0472 or 440/964-6847 |
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