Port Credit Lighthouse

One of the most familiar sights in Port Credit the lighthouse, and this is just a duplicate version of the old lighthouse burned in 1936.
The area surrounding the lighthouse is home to recreational activities. Lot of boats are parked in water, which gives a pleasant photo view… You can see lot of people walking, jogging or merely here to enjoy a festival or two.

Wha… You can review buildings on Unilocal?
Ummmm Yes you can!!! And with that have a listen to how unique the Port Credit Lighthouse is, located in the lake shore neighbourhood of Port Credit in Mississauga.
While it serves as the office for the Port Credit BIA, the lighthouse also doubles as a major focal point as you drive East-​West along Lakeshore Road. No matter the time of day the light above rotates and acts as a beacon to passersby letting them know that they’re close to great local businesses!
While the lighthouse is merely a replica of the once functional Port Credit Lighthouse that was operational between 1882 – 1918, before being destroyed by a fire in 1936.
Port Credit (which gets it’s name for being at the mouth of the Credit River as it enters into Lake Ontario), was without it’s Lighhouse for almost 60 years when the Lions Club of Mississauga, partnered with the City of Mississauga to erect the red and white replica which still stands to this day.
Likely one of Mississaugas most historic landmarks and something to behold when driving by