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South Foreland Lighthouse
No access to lighthouse by car; visitors must walk from main car park (NT) situated at Langdon Cliffs (2ml) or from St Margaret’s village or bay (1ml, not NT). Alternatively park at White Cliffs property and walk around clifftops to lighthouse, approx. 2m
A distinctive landmark on the White Cliffs of Dover, this historic building was the site of Faraday’s work in pioneering the use of electricity in lighthouses, and was the first to display an electrically powered signal. South Foreland was also used by Marconi for his successful wireless telegraphy experiments.
The Front St Margaret's Bay Dover, Kent CT15 6HP Phone: 01304 852463 (Lighthouse), 01304 202756 (White Cli Fax: 01304 205295 Email: southforeland@nationaltrust.org.uk Website: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
- Opening times: Open Mar-Oct Mon and Thurs-Sun 1100-1730. Closed 22-23 Oct.
- OS map: 179
- OS grid reference: TR359433
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