Seguin Island Lighthouse
Commissioned by George Washington in 1795, Seguin Island's light off the mouth of the Kennebec Rivers the second oldest and highest in the State of Maine, with a focal point 186 feet above sea level. The light can be seen for over 20 miles on a clear day.
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Commissioned by George Washington in 1795, Seguin Island's light off the mouth of the Kennebec Rivers the second oldest and highest in the State of Maine, with a focal point 186 feet above sea level. The light can be seen for over 20 miles on a clear day.
To view the complete Landmark Ornament collection, click here.
Original: $40.00
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$14.00Description
Commissioned by George Washington in 1795, Seguin Island's light off the mouth of the Kennebec Rivers the second oldest and highest in the State of Maine, with a focal point 186 feet above sea level. The light can be seen for over 20 miles on a clear day.
To view the complete Landmark Ornament collection, click here.
