Braddock Point Lighthouse

Braddock Point Lighthouse stands on the southern shore of Lake Ontario in Hilton, New York. Completed in 1896 as a private residence, the Victorian-style structure was later fitted with a navigational light to assist vessels traveling the waters of western Lake Ontario. Unlike traditional government-built lighthouses, Braddock Point reflects the unique history of privately maintained lights that served local mariners and waterfront communities. Today, it remains one of the most distinctive lighthouse landmarks along New York's Great Lakes shoreline.

This vintage-inspired Braddock Point Lighthouse print celebrates a unique piece of Great Lakes maritime history. Drawing inspiration from the bold colors and simplified forms of WPA-era travel posters, the artwork highlights the lighthouse's Victorian architecture, lakeside setting, and historic character. Designed for lighthouse enthusiasts, Great Lakes travelers, maritime historians, and collectors of American landmarks, this piece captures the charm and individuality of a lighthouse unlike any other on the shores of Lake Ontario.

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