Grindle Point Lighthouse Postcard

Grindle Point Lighthouse postcard. This postcard features Grindle Point Lighthouse gleaming in the late morning sun of a spring day in Islesboro, Maine. The painting uses a brilliant palette of blues, greens, grays, and oranges to create a beautiful, calm view of the unique square lighthouse tower and lightkeeper’s house. The working lighthouse, erected in 1874, warns sailors to steer clear of the rocky shallows between Gilkey Harbor and West Penobscot Bay. Colorful orange, white, and blue stones shine in the foreground, a testament to the Maine island's rough coastline. Situated to the left of the lighthouse, a 1,000-pound hand-rung warning bell reflects the deep blue of the water and slate-gray rocks below.