Current Weather - Friends of Seguin Island Light Station

The summer has come to a close, but Friends of Seguin Island Light Station will be working all through the fall, winter, and spring planning and working for the 2026 season. Maintaining an historical landmark such as a lighthouse on an island 2 ½ miles offshore is not just turning off the lights for eight months. Here are the major projects we will be working on: Boat house restoration, Erosion at the cove, Infrastructure to handle more visitors, CoveCam, Using goats on the island for poison ivy containment (yes, goats can safely eat poison ivy), Keepers House windows, Mooring maintenance, Ox trail restoration and material movement from cove to top of island, Parapet maintenance, Dock installation, Right whale protection project, Sanitation improvements, Solar power maintenance, Tramway preservation, Water purification. So please don’t forget being a Seguin Lover on the off-season. Your contributions will provide the means for FOSILS to maintain all of these projects. Thank you for a great 2025 season.

We have put our solar panels to sleep until we reopen next year which, unfortunately, puts our weather station to sleep as well. Please come back next season for our live weather readings.

Friends of Seguin Island Light Station
72 Front Street, Suite 3, Bath, Maine, 04530
(207) 443-4808

Our Mission

To distinguish Seguin Island Light Station as part of Maine's maritime heritage through education and preservation to ensure access for generations to come!

Thank you for your support!