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Marshall Point Light

Port Clyde, Maine

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Location: Entrance to Port Clyde Harbor; Nearest town: Port Clyde (a village of St. George)

43 55 03 N
69 15 41 W

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Station established: 1832; Present lighthouse built: 1857; Automated: 1971

Construction material: Granite, brick

Height of tower: 31 feet; Height of focal plane: 30 feet

Other buildings still standing: 1895 keeper's house, 1905 oil house

Active U.S. Coast Guard aid to navigation

Earlier optic: Fifth-order Fresnel lens (1857); Present optic: 300 mm

Characteristic: Fixed white; Fog signal: One blast every 10 seconds

Accessibility: There is free parking near the lighthouse. The grounds are open to the public. The lighthouse is not open to the public.

The Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum in the keeper's house is operated by the St. George Historical Society.

Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum

P.O. Box 247

Port Clyde, Maine 04855

(207) 372-6450

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