Cheap Things To Do in Newagen, Maine

In its Annual Report of 1891, the Lighthouse Board noted: "The Cuckolds consist of two rocky islets rising about 15 feet above high water in the westerly edge of the channel at Booth Bay. The Atlan... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Do you know what a Cuckold is? Well, I didn't either until I happened across it one day in the dictionary. It means "a man whose wife is unfaithful." Reportedly, these rocky ledges were named after... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The walkway connecting the light tower to the island was so badly deteriorated that it was removed in 1977. Grand Banks Schooner Museum Trust, who has a lease on the station, has restored the keeper's dwelling and rebuilt the walkway ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The historic Opera House hosts a variety of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Hendricks Head Lighthouse was erected on the western side of Southport Island in 1829 by Joseph Berry to guide vessels up the Sheepscot River to the shipbuilding center at Wiscasset Harbor. The ori... More on LighthouseFriends.com

In 1735, Nathaniel Hendrick, swapped his land holdings in Arundel, Maine for property on Southport Island, an act that was later certified via a deed at Pemaquid in 1748. The name Hendrick lives on... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Popham Beach is not an extraordinarily congested piece of shoreline; it certainly is a fine beach. This segment of coastline is so splendid. The sapphire swells striking such a wonderful piece of coast is quite a sight. Visiting the ... More on GoingOutside

Ten-acre Pond Island is located on the western side of the entrance to the Kennebec River. On the ocean side of the island, cliffs rise precipitously to a height of sixty feet or more. From this po... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The house used in the movie is located in Popham Beach (Pond Island Lighthouse can also be seen in the background during shots at the house), and Shaw's Lobster Pound in charming New Harbor also ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

During the 1800s the only navigational aids on the Kennebec River were those maintained by private companies. In its Annual Report of 1892, the Lighthouse Board moved to rectify this situation by including the following evidence of ... More on LighthouseFriends.com