Portland Head Light

Portland Head Light is an historic lighthouse located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, built in 1791 to guide ships safely along the rocky coastline and into Portland Harbor. It stands atop a cliff overlooking the ocean, with a distinctive white tower and red roof. The lighthouse has been automated since 1989 and remains an important navigational aid. It also serves as a popular tourist destination, offering scenic views and a glimpse into maritime history. Its picturesque setting and well-preserved structure symbolize Portland’s connection to seafaring and maritime heritage.