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TRAVEL GUIDE GoSeacoast.com
New Hampshire and South Coast Maine.
Where to GO! What to See!
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Newport, RI
Built 1890
34 feet high, 40 feet above the water.
What if the federal government decided to build a lighthouse in your front yard?
A 19th century scholar used his clout to keep the noisy fog bell quiet, but this
unique light was built and still survives on the Rhode Island coast.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #7 |
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 Rockland, ME
Built in 1902; automated in 1965
Tower is 25 feet; light is 39 feet above sealevel
This unique building in Midcoast Maine is well along the comeback trail thanks
to local concerned citizens. Almost a mile out at the end of a granite breakwater,
it’s well worth the hike.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #6
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 Provincetown, MA
Est. 1816, present tower built 1876
45 feet tall.
Before the construction of the Cape Cod Canal in 1914, every vessel traveling
between Boston and points south had to negotiate the treacherous bars near Race
Point at the northern tip of Cape Cod.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #5
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Written by Jeremy D'Entremont
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 York, ME
Built in 1879, automated in 1987
41 feet tall and 88 feet above the ocean
The scene at Cape Neddick Lighthouse on the island called the "Nubble," near
York Beach in Maine, is as pretty as a postcard. Its slightly offshore location
lends an air of mystery, adding to its charm.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #4
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Established 1820, 58 feet
present tower built 1859.
Though deeply endangered, White Light shines on at the nine rocky Isles of Shoals
just 10 miles out from Portsmouth Harbor in New Hampshire. Difficult to reach,
it depends now on the fundraising abilities of local kids.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #3
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 Kittery, ME
Established 1831, 50 feet
Ppresent tower built 1872
Smack in the middle of the fast-flowing Piscataqua, Whaleback is isolated and
a bit forlorn. But this little light proudly announces the gateway to Maine at
the mouth of Portsmouth Harbor.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #2
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 New Castle, NH
Built in 1877, 48 feet
New Hampshire's only mainland lighthouse has a long history and extraordinary scenery at the mouth of the Piscataqua. Visitors may now tour inside on special days.
Jeremy's Lighthouse Guide #1
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