New Hampshire

Marshall Point Light, Port Clyde, ME

A low-tide shot of the Marshall Point lighthouse, taken in June 2009.

By Yankee Magazine|Oct 14 2013| Print icon

A white lighthouse with a long walkway extends over rocky terrain against a cloudy sky and ocean backdrop.

A low-tide shot of the Marshall Point lighthouse, taken in June 2009.

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