LOCATION FILE
Seguin Island Light
FOLLOWGeorgetown, ME
DIRECTIONS →Access is limited. Check hours, permits or bookings before you go.
OVERVIEW
Perched on an island at the mouth of the Kennebec River, Seguin is Maine's second-oldest light station, first lit in 1795 under George Washington's order and rebuilt in 1857 with the state's only first-order Fresnel lens.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Local legend holds a 19th-century keeper's wife played the same tune on an isolated piano until her husband killed her in a rage before taking his own life; fishermen and keepers have long reported piano music carrying on the wind and glimpses of a girl's apparition.
VISITING
Accessible seasonally by boat tour; grounds and museum open to visitors in summer months.
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