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Burnt Island
Located at the west entrance to Boothbay Harbor, this lighthouse is now run by Maine's Department of Marine Resources as an educational center. From July to September, Monday to Friday, the center offers programs in navigation and maritime history, natural history, art, literature and more. Boat trips transport passengers to the island and on the mainland, the light can be seen from Grand View Road, Linekin Neck, in Boothbay Harbor.
Burnt Island Light Station was built in 1821.
Lighthouse Day 2010:
Hours of Operation: 9 to 12
Guided Tours: Yes
Height of Tower: 30 feet
Climbing Restrictions: Must be a minimum of 5 years of age to climb the tower
Special Events: Living history lighthouse tour will be offered
Located: Offshore island
Boat Transportation: The Balmy Days Cruises, Boothbay Harbor
Caretaker: Maine Department of Marine Resources
Website: http://www.maine.gov/dmr/burntisland/index.htm
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