01 Seguin Island Light Station | Seguin Island Two and a half miles from where the Kennebec River empties into the Atlantic is Seguin Island. In 1795 George Washington commissioned the construction of Seguin Island Light Station. At 53 feet
A-LIST-November 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photograph by Steve Kelly 01 Vinalhaven Ferry If you happen to be traveling after winter’s chill has set in, the ride to Vinalhaven is a moody and slightly austere way to experience the Atlantic
A-LIST-August 2013 By Katy Kelleher Photograph by Sean Thomas Photography 01 Fortune’s Rocks Beach Biddeford With a name this auspicious, it’s only natural to expect a myriad of oceanic treasures. This two-mile crescent-shaped beach stretches from Biddeford Pool to Fortune’s
FEATURE- July 2011 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards A few days on Monhegan, ten miles out to sea. I’ve been looking at a 1959 National Geographic article with 14 pages of black-and-white images of Monhegan Island and
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