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Built in 1825, the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse has become such an important symbol that it is featured on the State of Maine commemorative quarter. The headlamp lights up the coast where Muscongus Bay and Johns Bay meet. Visit the lighthouse keepers home, which has been turned into a museum.
Address: . Bristol ME USA
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The lighthouse is reportedly Maine's first and most famous lighthouse. The museum contains interpretative displays and lighthouse lenses. The museum is open daily from Memorial Day to the Friday following Columbus Day and weekends only from mid April to Memorial Day and Columbus Day to Christmas.
Address: 1000 Shore Road Cape Elizabeth ME USA 04107
Send an Email  1 207 799-2661
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Nubble Lighthouse
Constructed of cast iron and brick, the Cape Neddick Lighthouse, which is better known as the Nubble Lighthouse, and surrounding grounds are not open to the public but can be seen from Sohier Park nearby. Other buildings on the property include the keeper's house also built in 1879 and the oil house, which was constructed in 1902. The lighthouse is lit-up during the holiday season.
Address: Cape Neddick, Route 1A York ME
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Pemaquid Lighthouse & Fisherman's Museum
The light-keeper's former house is now a museum that is open to the public seven days a week during the summer. Volunteers open the tower at limited times throughout the summer season. There is no charge to climb the tower or explore the museum, but donations are welcome.
Address: Pemaquid Point Road New Harbor ME USA 04554
1 207 677-2494
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Deeded to the Portland Harbor Museum by the Coast Guard, the Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse is available to tour May 27th, June 24th, August 26th and September 16th. View its unique sparkplug design, and the granite harbor reinforcements surrounding the navigation aid.
Address: 100 Fort Road South Portland ME 04106
Send an Email (3) 1 207 799-6337
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Monhegan Historical & Cultural Museum
The lighthouse and museum are located on the same grounds. The museum is open daily from July 1 to September.
Address: 1 Lighthouse Hill Monhegan ME USA 04852
1 207 596-7003
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Owl's Head Lighthouse
One of the oldest lighthouses in the state, Owl's Head was built in 1825. Other buildings located on the site include a keeper's house, constructed in 1854 and the oil house, which was built in 1895.
Address: Off Route 73 South Owl's Head ME US
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The lighthouse was officially operational in 1902 and equipped with a flashing white light. Today, the Friends of the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse group are dedicated to the restoration of the lighthouse. Volunteers staff the open houses, which are scheduled for weekends 9:00AM to 5:00PM from the end of May to the middle of October.
Address: . Rockland ME USA 04841
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Marshall Point Lighthouse
The original lighthouse on Marshall Point was built in 1832 but was replaced by the current structure in 1858. A bell tower was added in 1898 and the lamp was first electrified in 1935. Visitors to the lighthouse can learn more about its history at the Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum.
Address: Marshall Point Road off Route 131 Port Clyde ME US
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Accessible only by boat, the Goat Island Lighthouse is located off of Cape Porpoise Harbor, near Kennebunkport. The light house was built in 1859 and was not automated until 1990. The lighthouse and island are not open to the public, but can be seen well from a canoe or kayak.
Address: Goat Island Cape Porpoise Harbor ME USA
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