Built: 1887 Post lantern. The current tower first lit in 1933

Type: Square with out lantern 

Height: 34 ft

Status: Active automated in 1963

Location: Browns Point

Deactivated: 

Signal: Fog bell  horn

Lens: Original lens 375 mm.  VRB 25

Keepers:  Oscar V.  Brown 1869-1946  and his wife Annie Brown 1869-1960 / Arthur woods 1940's / Cyril Beaulieu 1950's / Bob Deason until 1963

Notes:  A lens lantern post was established at the Point on December 12, 1887.  Fog posed a problem for shipping in the area, it would not be until 1903 that a wooden tower with a fog bell and keepers house was built.  The two story tower had a light attached midway up its western side and the fog bell was suspended under the gable roof.   October 26,1903 was the date the of the first lighting of the new tower.
Oscar Brown was the first resident keeper.  After Brown served thirty years at the station the wooden tower was replaced by the current  thirty four foot concrete structure,  which originally sported a lantern room.  The fog bell was replaced by an electric foghorn.
In 1963 the light was automated.  One year after automation, Browns point was converted to a public park.  The keepers dwelling had been restored and is currently available for weekly rentals by modern day lighthouse keepers. The resident keepers are required to conduct tours and perform daily light chores.