Project Spotlight

We’re thrilled to share that the Stamford Harbor Lighthouse Project was recently featured in the Summer issue of Stamford Magazine. In an article that highlights the growth and transformation of

We’re thrilled to share that the Stamford Harbor Lighthouse Project was recently featured on News 12 Connecticut! The segment highlights the inspiring story of Co-Founders Gary Kalan and Brendan McGee,

As part of the ongoing Stamford Harbor Lighthouse restoration project, we’re proud to announce another exciting milestone — the upgrade of the lighthouse’s Aid to Navigation beacon. The navigation beacon,

After over a century in service and continuous exposure to the elements, with little to no maintenance for the last 40 years, the Stamford Harbor Lighthouse is badly in need

Built in 1882, the Stamford Harbor Lighthouse stands as a classic example of a sparkplug lighthouse, a design common among American lighthouses constructed between the late 19th and early 20th

Once the new staircase and landings were installed at Stamford Harbor Lighthouse, providing safe access, we got to work on removing decades of waste and debris. After 140 years of

Before any significant cleanup or restoration could begin on the Stamford Harbor Lighthouse, a new staircase and exterior landings had to be rebuilt from scratch. The old staircase, along with

SHLP Co-Founders Gary Kalan and Brendan McGee share their findings from the first visual inspection of the Stamford Harbor Lighthouse. Historic Gateway At the gates of Stamford Harbor stands a

Stamford Advocate | Ignacio Laguarda STAMFORD — Stamford's ancient "gateway to the harbor" and most famous navigational aid for boats now needs some help of its own. The Stamford Lighthouse,

CT Examiner | Angela Carella STAMFORD – Repairing a lighthouse is a huge undertaking that starts with baby steps. Gary Kalan took one this month. He appeared before the Stamford

CT Examiner | Angela Carella STAMFORD – Lighthouses are loved for the beauty of their settings and the valor of their purpose – to guide and protect seafarers. In Stamford