The Halibut House

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The Halibut House 1900’s sardine cottage on Johnson’s Bay, which feeds into the Bay of Fundy; World’s highest tides

10/27/2026
10/27/2026

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My favorite to show a friend🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦
10/13/2026

My favorite to show a friend🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦

What a season! We are officially closed for the year and want to send a heartfelt thank you to the thousands of visitors who came to the headland this summer. Your visits and support directly fund the ongoing maintenance and care of the Lightstation, and welcoming you was an absolute joy. We can’t wait to see familiar and new faces next season!

As we prepare for the off-season, our regular signage will be updated to reflect that the Lightstation is officially closed, and we will no longer post daily crossover times. Please be aware that maintenance of the crossover path ceases during the winter months, making the ice-covered rocks extremely hazardous. Staff will no longer monitor or clear the island. Crossing over while closed is at your own risk. For your safety and out of respect for the site, we ask that all visitors respect our closure until we reopen.

AI photo for emphasis😀

10/10/2026

Thank you Paula Meehan for the incredible photo of Lubec!

09/17/2026

This tiny coastal Maine city sits on an island linked by a quiet causeway, home to just over 1,200 residents and officially the least-populous city in the state.

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09/13/2026

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No song lyrics or haikus come to mind for a caption, but I can say that I'm 99% sure this will be the cover image for my 2027 Coastal Maine wall calendar
September 12, 2021 · 6:06am
Cundys Harbor, Maine
16mm · f/8 · 1/2 sec · ISO 50

09/09/2026

Trying tomorrow🫐🫐

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Lubec, ME

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