Situated midway between the Detroit River and Niagara Falls, Port Burwell is known as the 'Jewel of Erie's North Shore' and is home to a historic lighthouse and marine museum, a wind interpretive centre, and the HMS Ojibwa, a cold-war-era submarine. Port Burwell is named after Mahlon Bruwell, a surveyor for Thomas Talbot, who laid out the village in 1830...
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Visitor Info
The two entrance lights can be viewed from the breakwater at the end of Robinson Street on the east side of the river in Port Burwell, or for a closer look at the outer light, you can take Bridge Street across the river and then turn south on Chatham Street and follow it to its end. The light on the east pier is owned by the Municipality of Bayham, and the light on the west breakwater is owned by the Canadian Coast Guard. Grounds open, towers closed.