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“the oldest lighthouse in Maryland that still accessible”
Concord Point Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Maryland that is accessible to the public. Pooles Island Light (built 2 years earlier) is within Aberdeen Proving Ground and off-limits. Built by John Donahoo, the 2 lighthouses are very similar, from the local granite construction to the mahogony doors. The original Keeper's Dwelling still exists at Concord Point and has been fully restored to its 1884 version. Concord Point Lighthouse is open to the public from April to October on weekends, weather permitting. Here are some interesting facts about the Lighthouse and Keeper's Dwelling
I really have to say that the Concord Point Lighthouse is great advertising for Havre De Grace. The honey and I needed a stop on our way to Delaware/Philadelphia and I looked up points of... Read more
Beautiful place to visit. I would like to come back again. We were here for the Seafood festival. Which even with the rain turned out to be a very nice event. We selected VIP so they had a... Read more
Oldest lighthouse in Maryland!! Fun little outing today eating and walking the promenade on this beautiful day Definitely check it out if crossing by via the I-95 Read more
Concord Point Lighthouse
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