Steeple Memorial was constructed to serve as the entrance to the Galilee Mission to Fishermen, Inc., a resource and support center for fishermen and their families. To be built in the next several years, it will honor local fishermen lost at sea, many of whom toiled, lifelong, bringing in fish and lobster to keep food on their families' tables. Carved from a single Douglas Fir by Peter Toth, this 23-foot sculpture is one of a series throughout the country honoring the American Indian. An octagonal brick building built in 1857, the original wooden lighthouse, built 1806, was blown down in the Great Gale of September 1815, then rebuilt twice. A Coast Guard and tower beacon were maintained at the point during the Revolution.
Visitors welcome to tour the grounds.
The property located on the west side of Pt. Built at the turn of the century of spruce, cypress and mahogany it is equipped with barres which were used for ballet practice. Polo ponies were once kept on the farm. The site is on the National Historic Register. This is the last remaining section of the Narragansett Casino.