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In 1858 a new tower was built at its present site, at water’s edge. In 2018 the Coast Guard removed the Fresnel lens and replaced the automated light ( a museum piece) with a LED light encased in plastic. Most of the sows had families this year, which made for adorable images of the families, and… Read more… →, Trip Report – Costa Rica Photo Workshop – April 2016, The Costa Rica photography workshop had great guests, beautiful weather, and stunning scenery. Charles Clement Skinner became keeper of Marshall Point Lighthouse in 1874 and remained at the station for forty-five years, the longest period of service for a keeper at the same lighthouse in the history of the U.S. Lighthouse Service. In 1995, to provide more space for exhibits, and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Keeper’s House, a replica of the Summer Kitchen was erected, connecting to the Museum on the north. Joining us… Read more… →, Trip Report – Hummingbirds of Ecuador Photography Workshop 2018 – May, Day 1 – Saturday We all meet for dinner at a small birding lodge near the Quito Airport. Our guests this year traveled as far as Switzerland and those from the US were… Read more… →, Trip Report – Grizzly Bear Photography Workshops – July 2015, This year we hosted two Grizzly Bear Photography Workshops in Alaska, at the beautiful Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. We landed in San Jose, Costa Rica in the evening after a very pleasant flight. A picture shows 2 chimneys instead of 3, and we assume that stoves replaced the fireplaces. Eula Kelley was born in the old Keepers house in 1891 and lived until 1993, her last years in a cottage that her father built on Marshall Point Road. The two youngest daughters were both long-lived. The Lightkeeper who served the station for the longest period was Charles Clement Skinner, a Civil War veteran who worked at Marshall Point from 1874 to 1919 (the longest tenure of a keeper at the same light in the history of the Lighthouse Service). Joining us is Dee from Nebraska, Tony from Las Vegas, Dan from California, Katherine from Georgia, Maureen from San Diego, Jeff from Oregon, Ingrid from Washington,… Read more… →, Trip Report – Grizzly Bear Photography Workshop 2018 – July, Bear, bears and more bears. The oldest lighthouse in the town of St George is on Whitehead Island in Penobscot Bay, built in 1804. Legislation to transfer ownership of 35 Maine lighthouses to federal or state agencies, towns, or non-profit organizations was proposed by the Island Institute, enacted by Congress, and signed by the President in 1996. However, the LORAN equipment became obsolete, and in 1980 the Coast Guard boarded up the Keeper’s House. I can sense the group's excitement and enthusiasm about the adventure we have embarked on.… Read more… →, Trip Report – Costa Rica Tropical Lowlands – Birds, Sloths, Monkeys and more, We wanted to share our newest travel photography workshop based in Costa Rica. Some of our favorite stops included 2 national parks, remote Anasazi cliff… Read more… →, Trip Report – Bald Eagle Photo Workshop – November 2015, The 2015 Bald Eagle photography workshop had great guests, lots of bald eagles, nice weather, and beautiful snowy scenes for the backgrounds of images. We had a great group of eager photographers and covered an enormous amount of photographic locations over the week. The U. S. Weather Bureau constructed a weather mast displaying signal flags at that time, and a telephone service was added. What else could you ask for! We all met in Haines, Alaska and the valley of eagles. Present optic: VLB-44 (LED), installed in 2016 (below, photo by Bob Trapani, Jr.), Block Island Southeast Light bibliography, Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Lights history, Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Lights bibliography, Spectactle Island Range Lights bibliography, Burlington Breakwater Lights bibliography, Rockland Harbor Southwest Light bibliography, Lighthouses with overnight accommodations, Click here for a gallery of Marshall Point Light photos on SmugMug (prints and gift items available), Panoramic photos of Marshall Point Lighthouse by Aaron Priest, Click here for Lighthouse Photos - Prints & Gift items. For information regarding the use of any of the images contained on this website, or please Contact Us. The eagles were in good numbers and feasting on the salmon run on the Chilkat river just outside of Haines, Alaska. The lantern is cast iron and contains the light, which is 29½ feet above sea level. Monday was… Read more… →, Trip Report – Iceland Photography Workshop 2018, The 2018 Iceland Photography workshop saw beautiful weather, colorful skies and lots of hiking to remote spots. After completion of the bald eagle workshop, Dante returned to South Africa. The Lightkeeper who served the station for the longest period was Charles Clement Skinner, a Civil War veteran who worked at Marshall Point from 1874 to 1919 (the longest tenure of a keeper at the same light in the history of the Lighthouse Service). The keeper’s house, where this photo was shot, was built in 1895 after the old structure was destroyed by lightning.

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