Pumpkin Island Light
Cyberlights Lighthouses - Pumpkin Island Light  

Pumpkin Island Quick Facts

Year Station Established: 1854

Is the Light operational? No

Year Light First Lit: 1854

Year Deactivated: 1933

Shape: Cylindrical

Tower Height: 28   ft.

Original Optic: 5th Order, Fresnel

Present Optic: Removed

Existing Keepers Quarters? Yes
     Year Constructed: 1854
      Number of Stories: 1.5
      Architectural Style: Colonial Cape
      Construction Materials: Wood

 

Pumpkin Island Light
Eggemoggin Reach
Near Sargentville, ME

Cyberlights Lighthouses - Pumpkin Island Light


Last Visited: August, 2000

History:
The light and small keeper's house sit on the northern tip of Eggemoggin Reach (really just a small barren island). This small island is just west of Little Deer Island. The light has been deactivated for many years and is a private residence.

Personal Note:
Be aware that you are a long distance from this lighthouse and you will need a long lens on your camera to catch an image like you see above. The focal length for the above photo was probably around 500mm.

Latitude/Longitude: 44°30.9'N 68°74.3'W

Directions:
  • From Camden, take Route 1 north for more than 40 miles into East Orland.
  • Take a right onto Route 15 and follow for 3.6 miles until you come to Route 199.
  • Take a right onto Route 199 and stay on that road for 4.7 miles to it's end.
  • Take a left onto Route 175 and follow that road for 8.7 miles until it connects back up with Route 15.
  • Stay on Route 15 for 4 miles. You will cross over a bridge onto Little Deer Isle.
  • Shortly after crossing onto Little Deer Isle, Route 15 takes a sharp turn to the left. Turn RIGHT onto Eggemoggin Road.
  • Take Eggemoggin Road to the end where you can view Pumpkin Island Light off in the distance.


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