The last sunset of 2007 - Portland Head Lighthouse - Cape Elizabeth-Maine
Spring Point Lighthouse
November sunrise at Portland Head Lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Venus at sunrise (upper right). Portland Head Lighthouse - Cape Elizabeth, Maine
July fog at Portland Head Lighthouse, Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Faded Elegance.Detail of the roof line at Bug Light Lighthouse-South Portland-Maine
Nubble Lighthouse
Marshall Point Lighthouse
Sunrise at Portland Head Lighthouse - Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Portland Head lighthouse and full moon; Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Window detail from Portland Head Lighthouse-Portland Head Lighthouse-Cape Elizabeth-Maine
Nubble Light at Cape Neddick near York, Maine
View of Pemaquid Point Lighthouse from the rocks below the lighthouse.
Waves from hurricane Bill, 2009, batter Ram Ledge lighthouse in Casco Bay, Maine.
Bass Harbor lighthouse
Bass Harbor lighthouse in the early morning fog. Acadia National Park, Maine.
Northeaster at Portland Head Lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Summer sunrise at Portland Head Lighthouse, Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Ram Ledge and Portland Head Lighthouses in Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Portland Head Lighthouse, Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
This spiral stairway inside the Wood Island Lighthouse in Biddeford, Maine was constructed by embedding the individual steps into the external structure of the lighthouse tower. In early 2003, a chapter of the American Lighthouse Foundation was formed to care for the light station. The group, Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse (FOWIL), has been working for a full restoration of the lighthouse tower, keeper’s house, boathouse, and fuel house.
A view of the Wood Island Lighthouse in Biddeford, Maine from inside the doorway of the lighthouse's fuel house. The present lighthouse was built in 1839. The fuel house was constructed in 1903 when the light was converted from oil to a much more flammable kerosene which needed to be stored away from the other structures on the island. In early 2003, a chapter of the American Lighthouse Foundation was formed to care for the light station. The group, Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse (FOWIL), has been working for a full restoration of the lighthouse tower, keeper’s house, boathouse, and fuel house.
