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Newburyport Lighting Company
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A “fixture” in Greater Newburyport since 2001, Newburyport Lighting Company is a family owned and operated lighting store that works with both residential and commercial clients and many partners in the construction, architectural and design fields. Husband and Wife Team, Stephen and AnnMarie Leary have been servicing customers for over 20 years and have developed a strong, loyal customer following.
They have also developed relationships with more than 60 different suppliers enabling them to offer an outstanding selection of top quality fixtures. Visit the showroom for inspiration and and to gather information about various brands and products. Newburyport Lighting stocks some very standard items and they place orders on behalf of customers for more intricate lighting fixtures.
Newburyport Lighting is located adjacent to Waterfront Park with beautiful views of the Merrimack River. It also offers many parking options including municipal parking lots and the Newburyport garage.
Whether you’re looking to redecorate your home, or you’re a store owner in need of lighting your items just so, the consultants at Newburyport Lighting Company will advise you on your space as a beginning point to your design project. Hand-forged brass, classic shapes, artistic designs – you’ll be impressed when presented with all the options in their showroom and beyond.
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Things to Do
Hellcat Boardwalk Trail also called Hellcat Interpretative Trail – Plum Island
The Hellcat Boardwalk Trail Trail, often referred to as the Hellcat Interpretative Trail for its planked pathway, is located in Plum Island’s Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. The trail, which
Plum Island Light House the Newburyport Harbor Light
Tour the Plum Island Light House: May 27th, June 24th, July 22nd, August 5 & 26th or September 9th. It was the 13th lighthouse to be constructed in the US, helping guide boaters into the treacherous mouth of the Merrimack River and into Newburyport Harbor.
