I'm surprised there have been only two replies to this topic (not a good sign).
Bullocks Point was a magnificent structure like many other lighthouses that are now gone but not forgotten (I think Bullocks has been forgotten). It was located on a pile of rocks to starboard on the inbound channel of the Providence River. It was located very close to Conimicut Light. It marked a very shallow area adjacent to the main shipping channel going into the Port of Providence. Locals just refer to it as the "Rock Pile" now.
I don't think this structure will ever be depicted as a sculpture by Harbour Lights. I would love to see it done, but it isn't profitable if Bert, myself and a half dozen other collectors buy it.
The majority of the people who saw it standing have passed away. I'm from the area and have been cruising those waters for many a year (about 30 of them) and never knew about this light until a year or so ago. Nothing remains there except for a pile of rocks, a day mark, and a flashing light in the middle of the river. All traces of Bullocks Point Light have been washed away.
Bob
