The Trust
The Spring Point Ledge Light Trust was formed by the Portland Harbor Museum in early 1998 to acquire ownership of the Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse. The lighthouse was one of 28 in the state of Maine which were being turned over to non-profit organizations and governmental agencies under the Maine Lights Program. The transfer of ownership took place in a public ceremony in Rockland, Maine, on June 20, 1998.
Our mandate is to maintain the structure in good condition, restore and repair it as necessary, and to educate the public and allow access whenever possible. The Trust is the sole owner of the lighthouse tower and some surrounding land (all underwater). The U. S. Coast Guard retains responsibility for maintenance of the light and electronic fog signal as an active aid to navigation.
Officers of the Board of Trustees
Chair - William Berman
Vice Chair - Mary Lynch
Secretary - Judy Davidson
Treasurer - John McClean
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Replacement of the canopy over the lower gallery was completed in 2004, eliminating a major maintenance problem. Repair of the caisson, including new steel bands and repainting of all exposed iron, will be started shortly. Future projects will include repainting the exterior brick walls and repainting the upper gallery and lantern room.
The Trust has also undertaken the task of educating the public about lighthouses in general and the Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse in particular. If anyone has any information about the lighthouse, especially photographs and information about former keepers, the Trust would like to hear from them.
For more information, contact:
Spring Point Ledge Light Trust
P. O. Box 2311
South Portland, ME 04106





