Lighthouses of New England

Loon Island Light was rebuilt in 1960 after it was struck by lightning and burned down. Like the other three Lake Sunapee lighthouses, it is solar-polared, owned by the state of New Hampshire, and can be viewed from the public tour boat Mt. Sunapee II. *Not open to the public
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Loon Island Light was rebuilt in 1960 after it was struck by lightning and burned down. Like the other three Lake Sunapee lighthouses, it is solar-polared, owned by the state of New Hampshire, and can be viewed from the public tour boat Mt. Sunapee II.

*Not open to the public