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This gray, granite light serves Monhegan Island, known for its art and traditional fishing communities. About 10 miles from the mainland, the light was built at the island's highest point near its center and rises 47 feet up. The station includes the Manana Foghorn. The tower is not open to the public, but the keeper's house is a museum, open daily July 1-Sept. 30 and dedicated to Monhegan Island history. Monhegan Island Light was built in 1824.