The Lubec Channel light was built in 1889, and is a spark plug
style cast-iron light. The tower has five levels: two of which were the
living quarters for the two male keepers. The Lubec Channel light was
stag, meaning that they were staffed by men only; not families like at other
stations.
The Lubec Channel light was automated in 1939. In 1968
the Fresnel lens was removed, and replaced with a modern optic.
Lubec Channel Light as seen from the Mulholland Light
Roosevelt Campobello International Park
