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	Marshall Point Lighthouse Marshall Point Lighthouse is prominently seated on the rocky point at the entrance to the harbor of the fishing village of Port Clyde, Marshall Point Lighthouse and Museum offers visitors and engaging look at the local history, beauty and wonder of mid-coast Maine. One of the most photographed sites on the New England coast, home of Molly and Nellie - the lighthouse dogs - and a stop on Forrest Gump's cross-country run, there is a lot to see and do at the Marshall Point Lighthouse.

	Nubble Light Welcome to Nubble Light, also known as Cape Neddick Light Station. The park that overlooks this picturesque lighthouse is called Sohier Park, donated to the Town of York by William Davies Sohier. The lighthouse itself is not accessible to the public but can be photographed and enjoyed from our park. Twice each year the lighthouse is adorned with white lights, outlining the houses and tower.

	Portland Head Light Portland Head Light was the responsibility of the United States Department of the Treasury from 1790 to 1852 when management was transferred to the US Lighthouse Board. The Board was reorganized into the Bureau of Lighthouses in 1910. In 1939, aids to navigation became the responsibility of the United States Coast Guard.

	Range Light Keepers The Kennebec River Range, the only range lights in the First U.S. Coast Guard District, are unique in function, construction, and history. The Kennebec River Range Lights were among the very last in the country to be automated.

	Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse in South Portland, Maine. Ever since ownership of the lighthouse was transferred to the Spring Point Ledge Light Trust on 20 June 1998 under the Maine Lights Program the volunteer members of the Trust have been justifiably proud of their ongoing efforts to protect, preserve, and promote this important part of Maine's maritime history.