John Hogg built the first sawmill near present-day Victoria Harbour in 1843, and his name was soon applied to the settlement that grew up around the mill as well as to the nearby river and bay. In 1872, the first official post office was established in the town, and the settlement was renamed Victoria Harbour in honour of the reigning monarch...
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Visitor Info
From Highway 12 in Victoria Harbour, turn north onto William Street and then after 1. 3 km turn right onto Albert Street. From Albert Street, turn right on Jephson Street, then right on Florence Street, which becomes St. Marys Crescent. From the end of St. Marys Crescent, there is a dirt road that leads to the lighthouse. Once you reach Albert Street, you will see blue signs that will direct you to the lighthouse. You can also get a view of the lighthouse from William Street. The lighthouse is owned by the Tay Township Heritage Committee. Grounds open, tower closed.