LIGHTHOUSES...

Take photographs of these iconic Maine lighthouses that are fit for a post card or calendar.

East of the Nauset cliffs in Massachusetts, use to stand Three Sisters Lighthouses, which were moved from the eroding cliffs to safety.

A list of lighthouses to visit when in Oregon on the Coast

If you are visiting Down East Maine, you may like to visit one of these five lighthouses: Isle Au Haut Light, Dyce Head Light, Bass Harbor Head Light, Burnt Coat Harbor Light, and West Quoddy Head Light.

If you are visiting Mid-Coast Maine, you may like to see one of these five lighthouses: Owls Head Light, Rockland Breakwater Light, Grindle Point Light, Browns Head Light, Fort Point Light.

If you are visiting Mid-Coast Maine, you may like to see one of these five lighthouses: Seguin Island Light, Burnt Island Light, Pemaquid Point Light, Monhegan Island Light, Marshall Point Light.

Lighthouses have long been a sight-seers dream, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is certainly no stranger to these magnificent structures along our Great Lakes shore lines that have served as beacons of safety.

If you are visiting Southern Maine, you may like to see four lighthouses that are open to the public, the Cape Neddick Light, the Cape Elizabeth Light, the Portland Head Light and the Spring Point Ledge Light.

Countless lighthouses across the globe are said to be haunted. Take a tour if you dare!

A drive along the rocky coast of Maine during a vacation or weekend getaway means a chance to visit the state's historic lighthouses - some of the most-photographed Down East landmarks.

Lighthouses are majestic structures that seem to call out to people in a mysterious way. Maybe they call out to souls that were lost at sea as well. Since Halloween is coming I figured I'd share a few lighthouse ghost stories

Lighthouses offer a history lesson, amazing scenic views and a chance to imagine a completely different lifestyle.

This article looks at the five historic Michigan lighthouses that are slated to be sold to new owners through the General Services Administration.

Lighthouses are a romantic and welcome sight in New England. The seashore is dotted with them, and it's hard to imagine the coast of Maine, Massachusetts or Connecticut without them. Some of them are up for sale.

This is the final article in the series "Haunted Lighthouses of America." This one covers the lighthouses of the northern coast.

This article continues the series on "Haunted Lighthouses of America," this time covering the west coast.

This article continues the series on "Haunted Lighthouses of America." This time the focus is on the southern coast.

This article is the final in the "lost light" series which shares information on the many lighthouses of the U.S. that no longer exist.

This article shares information on America's "Lost Lights;" lighthouses that once graced our country's coasts but disappeared over the years, taking a piece of history with them.

A trip to the Outer Banks in North Carolina would not be considered complete without visiting the five lighthouses. This can be a great family day trip, and is actually a history lesson for your children.