December 28, 2020.
Dear Friends,
During the early weeks and months of the pandemic, many of us rarely left home. Essential work, curbside pickup or a carefully planned walk outdoors became the highlights of our days. We found our way to wild spots along Maine's coast, including our own Squirrel Point Light. The lighthouse became a beacon in more ways than one, continued
Dear Friends,
During the early weeks and months of the pandemic, many of us rarely left home. Essential work, curbside pickup or a carefully planned walk outdoors became the highlights of our days. We found our way to wild spots along Maine's coast, including our own Squirrel Point Light. The lighthouse became a beacon in more ways than one, continued
Located on Arrowsic Island in Maine, Squirrel Point Light is one of four navigational aids dating back to 1895 along the Kennebec River's 11 mile stretch between the Atlantic Ocean and Bath, Maine. The U.S. Coast Guard, which owns the property, has granted the Citizens for Squirrel Point a license to provide access to the site for the benefit of the public and maritime industry for purposes consistent with the repair, maintenance and historic restoration of the facility.