From our vantage point, we see where the Kennebec River meets the ocean, and the wind and currents swirl the shades of blue and white in every direction. This view has changed little since the We...

Nearly 100 years ago, Connie Scoville Small and her husband Elson arrived at Seguin for the post of first officer Lightkeeper and wife. They came from Avery Rock light down east near Machias. The...

Today was our last morning on the island. We spent the last week enjoying the relative solitude brought about by the post labor day storm, completing last minute projects and cleaning the buildings f...

We were up relatively early this morning, so we took an hour to go check on the North Trail and take some time to ourselves before our midday visitors started to arrive. We had been very cautious abo...

Today, as I was giving a tour of the lighthouse, I asked the last of the group to close the door on their way in. It’s something I ask of every group (otherwise the swallows will join us) when it o...

We have our official move out day set. We'll be leaving Seguin on Wednesday, September 11th and heading back to the mainland. The visitors have slowed and we're feeling the end of the season fast a...

Today we experienced a rare set of circumstances on Seguin; the weather was beautiful and we had no visitors. Perhaps its a lull before the big Labor Day weekend, or maybe school is back in session, ...

This was one of our busiest weekends of the year! Pretty much from noon on Friday through about 5pm this evening moorings were always full and sometimes boats rafted up to fit into the cove. Saturday...

Over the last week or so, Matt and I have been really thinking about how our time on Seguin is coming to an end. The weather has started to turn a bit cooler, and we can feel fall in the air. We hav...

We finally have clear enough skies to see the super moon that brought unusually high tides this week. Because they coincided with the rough seas and storms created by Hurricane Ernesto, we had a lit...