Rainbow over the Kennebec
A partial rainbow emerges from the Doubling Point section of the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine. On the left is the Doubling Point Lighthouse, and behind the sailboat is the one of the Kennebec River Range Lights, Maine’s only set of range lights still in existence. For more on Midcoast Maine lighthouses, please visit Midcoast [...]
Doubling Point Lighthouse
The Doubling Point Lighthouse, located on Arrowsic Island along the Kennebec River, was built in 1898 and was activated in 1899. The light was automated in 1990 and is still in use today.
January 2011 Nor’easter Video
What a storm! Beginning just before sunrise on January 12th, the nor’easter that slammed Maine dropped 16 1/2″ of snow here in Bath. High winds, heavy snow and blowing snow with snowfall rates of 2″-3″ per hour made travel impossible. The following photo and video was taken during a particularly nasty moment during the storm.
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
The tower of the Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse against a partly cloudy sky. Built in 1891, the lighthouse marked a dangerous ledge at the entrance to Portland Harbor. Today, a breakwater allows access to this historic lighthouse.
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