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Grindle Point Lighthouse
Overlooking the entrance to Gilkey Harbor, the light is 54ft. from mean high water. This light guided mariners into Gilkey Harbor, on Islesboro Island. The station features an unusual square brick, pyramidal tower that sits at the state ferry landing here. A Sailors' Memorial Museum, open daily in July and August, is located in the keeper's house.
Grindel Point Lighthouse was built in 1851.
Lighthouse Day 2010:
Hours of Operation: 9 to 3
Guided Tours: Self-guided
Height of Tower: 39 feet
Climbing Restrictions: None
Special Events: None
Located: Offshore island
Boat Transportation: Maine State Ferry System, Lincolnville terminal
Caretaker: Town of Islesboro
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