restoration and maintenance. This is likely to be beyond the means of the small community of Grand Manan, which has already purchased the Swallowtail Lighthouse on the island and is in the process of restoring it at a cost of "hundreds of thousands of dollars". In 2014 the Gannet Rock lighthouse, along with other federally owned lighthouses, was named to Heritage Canada The National Trust's list of "Top ten endangered places" in Canada. Heritage designation Parks Canada has designated both the lighthouse tower and the lightkeeper's residence Recognized Heritage Federal Buildings. The tower was recognized in 1991 as being "one of the best examples of a structure associated with the provision of navigational aids for international and commercial traffic", "the most isolated light station on the Fundy coast", and "the second-oldest wooden tower within Canada". The residence was recognized in 2000 for "its historical associations, and its architectural and environmental value". See also List of lighthouses in New Brunswick List of lighthouses in Canada References External links Aids to Navigation Canadian Coast Guard Lighthouses in New Brunswick Lighthouses completed in 1831 Buildings and structures in Charlotte County, New Brunswick Lighthouses on the Canadian Register of Historic Places