Lighthouse

The iconic Nubble Lighthouse in Cape Neddick, Maine, will turn on its holiday display for one entire week this summer

With their sturdy stonework and guiding lights, these lighthouses have stories to tell. Let’s wander through some local favorites along our coast.

Maine has over 60 historic lighthouses, each of them adding to Maine's scenic charm and currently or previously playing a role in maritime navigation. Each of them posses their own unique characteristics. One of them, located off Maine's southern coast, has the distinction of being the tallest lighthouse in not just Maine but all of New England.

One of the most photographed lighthouses in the world can be found right here in Maine—but where are the most concentrated in our Pine Tree State?

This place is the only one of its kind in the world.

Six miles off the coast of Maine stands an imposing lighthouse that was named one of the most mysterious places in the entire country.

If you haven't visited Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth, Maine - here is your sign to make that trip!

Travel blog Love Exploring named a lighthouse in Maine as the state's most iconic landmark but did they choose the right one?

The people have spoken, and their list of favorite Maine lighthouses is a good one.

Did you get engaged at any of these spots?

Out of all the 65-ish lighthouses in the state of Maine, this one is the one you should visit if you only have time for a short visit to the Pine Tree State, and here are seven reasons why.

Six miles off the coast of Maine stands an imposing lighthouse that was named one of the coolest hidden wonders in the entire country.

The Marshall Point Lighthouse was one of many damaged by December and January's storms.

More than a century ago, a keeper's dog became famous for ringing a fog bell at the Wood Island Lighthouse in Saco Bay.

'Reader's Digest' put together a list of towns across America that feature nice scenery and nice people, and one small, coastal Maine town made the list.

Because it's disputed territory between countries, the remote Machias Seal Island is the only place in Maine you can be born with dual citizenship.