Maine

Grindle Point Lighthouse

This is the Grindle Point Lighthouse on Islesboro, Maine. My children’s great, great, great grandfather settled on this beautiful island in Penobscot Bay.

By Yankee Magazine|Jan 19 2008| Print icon

A white lighthouse stands on a rocky shore accompanied by nearby buildings. Trees and a cloudy sky are visible in the background across the water.

Photo Credit: Terri Hartley

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