Marshall Point Lighthouse in Port Clyde, Maine, was completed in 1832 and is now fully automated. Open to the public, it's a fantastic spot to walk around and soak in the ocean surroundings.

Larger version here: Shine a Light

Portland Head Light at Fort Williams State Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is one of my favorite places to hike around with a camera. You've got a fantastic state park with old war ruins, hills and valleys and more, and then just turn east and you've got the ocean and the coast. Pretty good stuff.

Larger version here: Eyes to the Sea

Sandy Hook Light at New Jersey's Fort Hancock, designed and built by Isaac Conro in 1764.

Larger size version is HERE for both viewing and purchase!

Ram Island Light in Boothbay Harbor, Maine.

According to our friends over at Lighthouse Friends, "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 in 2002."

Dyce Head Lighthouse in Castine, Maine. 

The larger version will be uploaded in a few days when I get back from my travels.