FPHL is dedicated to the preservation of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse in New Castle, New Hampshire, as well as the preservation of the history of the light station and its keepers. We also strive to educate the public about this history, which dates back to 1771.

Description:
We hold several open houses at the lighthouse from spring through fall, and we also hold additional fundraising events like cruises and art shows. Our chief purpose is the preservation of the lighthouse, and also making it accessible to the public. We'd like to build up a larger pool of volunteers for our open houses, which are held on one Sunday each month from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., with extra Saturday open houses in July and August. Volunteering involves guiding people to the lighthouse, handing out literature, selling merchandise, and answering questions. We especially need people who have an interest in learning about the history of the lighthouse and would enjoy sharing that knowledge with the public.

History:
In spring 2000, the American Lighthouse Foundation obtained a license from the U.S. Coast Guard to care for Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse in New Castle, NH. FPHL was formed as a chapter of ALF to care for the lighthouse. Since then, we have held a number of open houses enabling thousands of people to tour the lighthouse.

Contact person: Jeremy D'Entremont, Co-chairman, (phone), (email)

Address:

PO Box 8232 Portsmouth, NH 03802-8232

Miscellaneous Information

Type of organization
	Nonprofit 501(c)3
Is your organization a Health and Human Service agency?
	No