Overfalls Lightship Foundation - The American Lightship Museum

Overfalls Lightship Foundation - The American Lightship Museum Built in East Boothbay, Maine, the LV118 (now named Overfalls) was launched on June 4, 1938.

During its service, LV-118 was stationed off the coast of Long Island, Boston Harbor and Martha's Vineyard. In 1973, it retired to Lewes, Delaware, the first town in the first state. The Foundation is a member of the Historic Navel Ship Association and the Council of American Maritime Museums (to which it was elected in 2013).

05/25/2026
⚓️🍹 Join us for our very first Happy Hour of the season at the historic Lightship Overfalls! 🍹⚓️Thursday May 21st. Come ...
05/20/2026

⚓️🍹 Join us for our very first Happy Hour of the season at the historic Lightship Overfalls! 🍹⚓️
Thursday May 21st.

Come for an evening of great music, waterfront views, and good company! Enjoy live music by Cathy Gorman, tour the ship, and relax with your favorite libations while taking in the unique atmosphere of this floating piece of history.

THE SEASON HAS BEGUN ❤️⚓️We had a fantastic opening ceremony at Maritime Day yesterday! Thanks to all who participated.
05/17/2026

THE SEASON HAS BEGUN ❤️⚓️

We had a fantastic opening ceremony at Maritime Day yesterday!
Thanks to all who participated.

Please join us!! May 16th ❤️⚓️
05/08/2026

Please join us!! May 16th ❤️⚓️

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night! ❤️⚓️
05/05/2026

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night! ❤️⚓️

Please join us 4pm-8pm Wednesday May 6th! ❤️⚓️
05/02/2026

Please join us 4pm-8pm Wednesday May 6th! ❤️⚓️

We recently lost another crew member of the Overfalls. We will forever be thankful of your dedication to the Board and O...
04/12/2026

We recently lost another crew member of the Overfalls. We will forever be thankful of your dedication to the Board and Overfalls Foundation. You will be missed!

Brian Stuart North
NOV 6, 1951 -APR 6, 2026

Brian Stuart North of Lewes, Delaware passed away peacefully on April 6th, 2026.

Brian’s kind and calm presence brought ease and joy to those who knew him. A man of faith, he exuded a tranquil understanding of what truly mattered and faced his life with a smile. An avid history reader, rock music enthusiast, and baseball fan with a dry sense of humor, Brian would equally enjoy sharing Churchill quotes, his favorite Eric Clapton solo or Yogi Berra quip.

A loving husband, steadfast father, and gentle grandfather, Brian is survived by his loving family: his wife of fifty years, Pamela; his children, Alison (with partner Brooke), Ryan (with wife Diana) and Chris (with partner Brie); and his grandchildren Colin, Claire, Callie, Harper, and Evelyn.

Brian’s impressive legal career spanned five decades, most recently at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney as a Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Securities and SEC Practice Group in Philadelphia. Brian has been named Philadelphia "Lawyer of the Year" for Securities/Capital Markets Law. He was also a member of the Federal Regulation of Securities Committee and the former Chair of the Annual Review of Federal Securities Regulation published in The Business Lawyer. Brian was a past President and a volunteer attorney with the Homeless Advocacy Project in Philadelphia and on the board of The Overfalls Foundation in Lewes.

In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to either The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center of Johns Hopkins Medicine or the Overfalls Foundation of Lewes, DE: Financial Donations - Overfalls

Address

219 Pilottown Road
Lewes, DE
19958

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+1 302-644-8050

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