Umbrella Cover Museum
No admission feeA small, playful museum on Peaks Island, Maine, showing hundreds of umbrella covers in themed exhibits.

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Walk the grounds of Fort Williams Park to Maine's oldest lighthouse, first lit in 1791, and its keeper's house museum.
1000 Shore Rd · Cape Elizabeth, ME
Portland Head Light stands on a rocky headland in Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, and it was first lit on January 10, 1791, making it the oldest lighthouse in Maine. The white conical tower is still an active aid to navigation kept by the Coast Guard. You can tour the maritime museum in the former keeper's house, then wander the park to Battery Keyes, the ruins of Goddard Mansion and the Children's Garden.
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