Took a walk down Main Street. Every restaurant was extremely busy. Returned to Trade Winds and ate at the Eclipse. Food was good, had to ask for napkins,silverware, cream,sugar, since I had ribs hands were sticky and had to ask for wetwipes. Food service was quick.

The Maine Lighthouse Museum is well thought out with a lot of information and exhibits in a small space. Easy to access and very educational. A great experience for a very low cost.

The museum was more interesting than I thought it would be. We spent about a hour and I would have spent more time if I had time. Never thought much about lighthouses prior to visiting the museum.

My husband and I visited this museum. I am a lighthouse fanatic, my husband less so, but we both enjoyed the visit very much. The fresnel lens exhibit is impressive, as are all the large, detailed, hand made, scale models of Maine lighthouses. There are great exhibits for many famous New England light keepers such as Abbie Burgess and Connie... More 

Until I visited the Maine Lighthouse Museum I had no idea just how complicated it was to keep the lights on especially during the early days of lighthouses. My only complaint would be that a few more of the displays were fully functional I felt like there should have been at least one rotating Beacon among the displays and there... More 

Be sure to stop at this interesting museum if you like light houses. A good place for a group tour. Friendly staff.

Nice small lighthouse museum learned quite a bit good way to spend an hour. All lighthouses shown lights and lenses and all about Keep the lights on Abbie!!!

You can't tour coastal Maine and not notice all the lighthouses. Here's your chance to learn all about the 70+ Maine lighthouses. See the largest collection of fresnel lenses in Maine. This is worth the time.

Breathtaking views of the lighthouse and ocean. The grounds were rustic as well as pristine. You'll be glad you saw this serene Maine view.