A Dock On The Bay! We are currently raising money to fund the building of a highly necessary dock at the Craighill Lower Range Front Beacon (if you've boated around there, you are well aware of the need for a dock at the light!). Major restoration work cannot begin until a dock is in place (believe me, we've tried without one).



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Get involved in the restoration and preservation process!  There are several ways to get involved:

Membership
Membership is an easy inexpensive way to stay up-to-date with the goings-on with the range lights. You can print off a membership form and mail it in or become a member online through PayPal.

Donations
Donations are always welcome. Even better, make a donation as a gift in someone's name! Monetary donations aren't the only helpful kind - if you have space for a fundraising venue, or food/drinks to donate, these are also greatly appreciated! Contact us for more information.

Corporate Sponsor
Own a business? Become a corporate sponsor and take the full tax deduction allowed by IRS code! We will honor you with a plaque to display proudly, with a matching commemorative plaque in the lighthouse once it's restored, as well as grateful mention in our newsletter.

Volunteer
Skilled? Talented? Bored with nothing to do? Let us put you to work! From administrative tasks, to phone calls, to skilled labor, we're not picky and accept all! Feel part of the adventure and volunteer to take part in the restoration process. Fill out a volunteer form! [to be created] Please note you must be a member of HPP to volunteer.

What are range lights? Range lights are pairs of beacons that work together to line up a channel. Ship captains line up the two beacons, the rear usually higher than the front, and then know they are in the proper channel. The Craighill Channel Lower Range lights mark the entrance to Craighill Channel, which cuts about 5 miles off the entrance to Baltimore Harbor.