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ALF volunteers at Little River Light

American Lighthouse Foundation Volunteers do it all!

By: Bob Trapani, Jr., ALF Executive Director Published: October 25, 2026

Our volunteers are an integral part of all that the American Lighthouse Foundation accomplishes with its mission of historic preservation. From restoration and general maintenance to public access and educational […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Little River Lighthouse Tagged With: Aileen Semonsen, american lighthouse foundation, brian cates, cove, cutler, floats, harbor, Joe Dowling, little river island, little river light, maine

Columbia GSAPP students at Owls Head Light

Columbia University GSAPP Students Talk with ALF about Owls Head and Wood Island Light Stations

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: October 24, 2026

A team of Columbia University graduate students in historic preservation and urban planning visited ALF’s Owls Head Lighthouse on October 16th as part of their research for a studio course, […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Lighthouses and Climate / Storm News, Owls Head Lighthouse Tagged With: american lighthouse foundation, climate vulnerabilities, columbia univesity, fourth order fresnel lens, graduate school of archtecture, light, maine light station, owls head, planning and preservation, preservation, Resiliency, studio

USFWS, ALF and UPENN

Collaborating on a More Resilient Future for Maine’s Light Stations

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: October 10, 2026

The American Lighthouse Foundation continues its dedicated work to help preserve and make lighthouses more resilient in the face of climate vulnerabilities. One of the latest happenings, which kicked off […]

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U.S. Coast Guard

THANK YOU to the U.S. Coast Guard

By: Bob Trapani, Jr., ALF Executive Director Published: September 19, 2026

Since its debut in 2009, Maine Open Lighthouse Day has always been about sharing the Pine Tree State’s historic sentinels, and their rich heritage, with the public. For the lighthouses […]

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Squantum Association and Pomham Rocks

$5,000 Squantum Association Charitable Foundation Grant to Help Complete Pomham Rocks Lighthouse Fence

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: September 17, 2026

By Louise Paiva, Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse In September 1938, a powerful hurricane devastated New England. Pomham Rocks Lighthouse was not damaged, but the storm destroyed the dock and […]

Filed Under: ALF News, Pomham Rocks Lighthouse Tagged With: american lighthouse foundation, fence, friends of pomham rocks lighthouse, rhode island, riverside, Squantum Association Charitable Foundation

Pomham Rocks Lighthouse

Pomham Rocks Lighthouse Chimney Restored

By: American Lighthouse Foundation Published: September 15, 2026

By Louise Paiva, Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse In recent weeks, walkers and cyclists on the East Bay Bike Path in Riverside, Rhode Island, have been curious about the scaffolding […]

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