Mew Island Size:40cm x 50cm (16” x 20”) a symbol of both the

a symbol of both the resilience of maritime navigation and the rich history of North Carolina’s coastal region

is the third to bear the name—its predecessors were lost to structural failure and wartime destruction

Slyne Head

adding a layer of historical significance to this scenic and serene site

the lighthouse is now fully restored with its dome back in place

Mew Island Size:40cm x 50cm (16” x 20”) a symbol of both theMew Island lighthouse, completed in 1884, is part of the Copeland Islands group and serves as one of the key navigational lights for Belfast Lough. The lighthouse replaced an earlier one on Copeland Island and was automated in 1996. Its towering white structure is a critical beacon for vessels traveling along the busy Irish Sea routes.