Cape Jaffa Lighthouse

The cape jaffa beacon is a decommissioned signal some time prior arranged on margaret brock reef close cape jaffa on the south east shoreline of south australia and whose zenith has been arranged in the town of Kingston SE since 1976.The imperative reference point at first was 41 meters high and known as a Wells Screw Pile planned to suit the area conditions.The 8 lives staying suited two beacon managers and families with enough stores to most recent half a month.

The Chance Brothers lamp could be seen for a separation up to 40 kilometres.In the mid 1970's the Federal Government chose to introduce a programmed light and hand over the Lighthouse to the care of the National Trust at Kingston. The Lighthouse was moved to Marine Parade Kingston and opened in 1976 as a Museum.