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Fishermen’s Museum in the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
Route 130,
Pemaquid Point
Maine
USA
4554
207-677-2726
Type: Museum
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Pemaquid Point
Maine
USA
4554
207-677-2726
Type: Museum
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The lighthouse was built in 1826 and marks the entrance to Muscongus Bay and John Bay. Today it is a major attraction in Maine and receives almost 100,000 visitors each year. The keeper’s house has been converted into the Fishermen's Museum. On display are items related to the local maritime history.
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