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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Stamford.
Peck Ledge LightLighthouse8.9 mi from Stamford▾
A cast-iron "sparkplug" lighthouse built in 1906 off Norwalk, Connecticut, marking hazardous underwater ledges in the approach to Norwalk Harbor among the Norwalk Islands. Automated in 1933, it remains an active Coast Guard aid to navigation, standing in just seven feet of water.
Huntington Harbor LightLighthouse12.1 mi from Stamford▾
A Beaux-Arts "castle" lighthouse in Huntington Bay, Long Island, first established in 1857 and rebuilt into its current square tower form in 1912. Located near the village of Lloyd Harbor and Target Rock, a massive shoreline boulder once used for British naval target practice during the War of 1812, the light was automated in 1949 and remains active today.
Southport BeachBeach13.4 mi from Stamford▾
The beach fronting Southport, a historic coastal village within Fairfield, Connecticut, that grew into a major 19th-century shipping port famous for exporting locally grown onions. The Southport Historic District, one of the town's few structures predating a 1779 British raid, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Stamford.
Peck Ledge LightLighthouse8.9 mi from Stamford▾
A cast-iron "sparkplug" lighthouse built in 1906 off Norwalk, Connecticut, marking hazardous underwater ledges in the approach to Norwalk Harbor among the Norwalk Islands. Automated in 1933, it remains an active Coast Guard aid to navigation, standing in just seven feet of water.
Huntington Harbor LightLighthouse12.1 mi from Stamford▾
A Beaux-Arts "castle" lighthouse in Huntington Bay, Long Island, first established in 1857 and rebuilt into its current square tower form in 1912. Located near the village of Lloyd Harbor and Target Rock, a massive shoreline boulder once used for British naval target practice during the War of 1812, the light was automated in 1949 and remains active today.
Southport BeachBeach13.4 mi from Stamford▾
The beach fronting Southport, a historic coastal village within Fairfield, Connecticut, that grew into a major 19th-century shipping port famous for exporting locally grown onions. The Southport Historic District, one of the town's few structures predating a 1779 British raid, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
