Lighthouse

Since 1879 Nubble Light in York has been guiding ships away from the rocky coast and on to safer waters. The lighthouse was built on a 15,000 dollar budget and up until 1987 was operated manually. In July of '87 resources to pay for the lighthouse service dried up and the Nubble Light was automated...

Try something a little different for your weekend retreat, like staying in a lighthouse in Rockland, Maine.

Discover one of America's most famous landmarks in a new way... from a drone!

From the sea, Wood Island Light looks peaceful, serene, and beautiful above the rocky shores and crashing seas of the Atlantic. Few know the story that has left the island haunted since the 1890s.

The Maine paranormal investigation team Haunt ME spent a night at a haunted lighthouse off the coast of Maine on Seguin Island.  The lighthouse is the largest, and second oldest in the state of Maine with a disturbing past. The story goes: A keeper and his new bride moved to the island 3 miles off the coast to tend the light...

Did you know Maine has a FREE  "Lighthouse Day" every year? It's happening this Saturday with lighthouses free and open to the public throughout the state. Sponsored by the United States Coast Guard, the Maine Office of Tourism, and the American Lighthouse Foundation,  the free day draws between 15,000 to 18,000 visitors annually...

You've never seen our lighthouses from these angles before. Youtuber Phillip Rude took his drone to various lighthouses along the Maine coast and captured some incredible views. There are 57 active lighthouses in Maine, 2 of those are still maintained privately...

You can't see much of it's iconic white stones right now due to construction staging.

Portland Head Light at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth is known as the most photographed lighthouse in America, but very few have ever been inside. Back in 2009 Maine held a 'Lighthouse Day' where people were allowed to tour the lighthouse all the way to the top...

Goose Rocks Light opens it's doors to adventurous travelers who want a unique off-shore experience.

On Saturday, the general public will have the rare opportunity to climb and learn about over two dozen historic Maine lighthouses, up and down the coast!