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Aerial Photo by Marinas.com more Photos are available
Photo by Ruth Sharville taken in the evening An early light house existed but was closed down. Next, in 1714, there were two lights, the front of these being replaced a bit back from the cliff front in 1841, and the rear being converted to holiday accommodation. Robert Stevenson visited the Station in 1801 and describes them as leading lights guiding vessels clear of the Crow Rock off Linney Head.
This image shows the distance from one lighthouse to the next. Photo Cameron Clark The cottages were the home of the lighthouse keepers and their families before the lighthouse was automated. The lighthouse is now controlled from the headquarters of Trinity House at Harwich in Essex.
Old (1714) rear lighthouse at St
Anns Head now holiday lets
Photo by Robin Lucas
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