Name and Location

The Robinson Point Lighthouse is located on Isle au Haut, Maine, United States.

Construction and History

The Robinson Point Lighthouse was built in [year] to guide ships through treacherous coastal waters between Isle au Haut and the mainland. Initially, it served as an aid to navigation for mariners, warning them of hazards beneath the surface. Over time, the lighthouse has played a crucial role in the maritime history of the region.

Architecture and Materials

The Robinson Point Lighthouse is a testament to traditional maritime architecture, featuring a sturdy cylindrical tower with a flat top and a lantern room housing the original Fresnel lens. The foundation is built on a rocky outcropping overlooking the rugged coastline of Isle au Haut.

Light and Navigation

Although no longer fully operational, the lighthouse still stands tall, serving as a beacon for local fishermen and sailors. The original Fresnel lens is no longer in use, having been replaced with modern navigation aids.

Accessibility and Visiting

The Robinson Point Lighthouse is located at 99 Robinson Point Rd, Isle Au Haut, ME 04645, USA. Visitors can reach the site via a scenic drive along Robinson Point Road or by taking a guided boat tour from nearby Stonington.

Notable Views and Landscape

Visitors can still climb to the top of the lighthouse for breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline.

Anecdotes and Folklore

Technical and Operational Details

• The Robinson Point Lighthouse stands at 12 meters (39 feet) tall, with an elevation of 12 meters (39 feet). The coordinates are Latitude: 44.0647575, Longitude: -68.6513899.

Further Information

For further reading on the history and significance of the Robinson Point Lighthouse, please visit:

• Wikipedia: en:Isle au Haut Light
• Wikidata: Q6083839