Description: Set on an island whose only inhabitants are cows, the Lower Musquash Island Lighthouse is easily the most pastoral of the Saint John River lights. The present lighthouse was built in 1924, though the station dates from 1875. The light was deactivated around 1994. Unfortunately it has apparently been given to the owner of the island, and rumor has it that he plans to have it moved.

References

1. Information provided by Kelly Anne Loughery.

Location: Located on Lower Musquash Island on the west side of Colwell’s Creek and at the entrance to Washademoak Lake.
Latitude: 45.70787
Longitude: -66.06635

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Travel Instructions: The Lower Musquash Island Lighthouse is not visible without a boat or plane.

The lighthouse is reportedly privately owned. Grounds/tower closed.

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