The majority of lighthouses in the United States date back 100 or even 200 years, having been constructed when shipping was the primary source of trade and there was no navigational technology.
Construction started: 1787
Height: 24 m
Opened: 1791
Focal height: 31 m
Address: Marshall Point Rd, Port Clyde, ME 04855, United States
Height: 18 m
Opened: 1909
Materials: Brick, Granite
Construction started: 7 June 1796
Height: 34 m
Opened: 1796
Height: 50 m
Opened: 1 January 1859
Material: Brick
Function: Lighthouse
Area: 3 acres (1.2 ha)
Opened: 1907
Height: 42 m
Material: Iron
Height: 12 m
Opened: 1866
Range: 10 nautical miles (19 km; 12 mi)
Opened: 30 March 1894
Height: 17 m
Built by: United States Coast Guard
Materials: Brick, Stucco
Height: 17 m
Opened: 1905
Material: Wood
Automated: 1973