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marking the halfway point for sailors navigating the waters between these two key landmarks along the rugged Maine coastline
Designed by Scottish engineer Alexander Nimmo
which had guided sailors through the treacherous waters of the Graveyard of the Atlantic since its construction in 1870
having to endure regular pounding by powerful Atlantic waves
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Moville Florida marking the halfway point forMoville lighthouse, located on the northern shores of Lough Foyle, was established in 1861 to guide vessels entering the lough. Moville was historically an important port for transatlantic travel, with Glasgow steamships beginning to take on passengers from 1860. These large ships were dissatisfied with the small shore light and requested a stronger guide. As a result, the Londonderry Port & Harbour Commissioners agreed to build a large pile light
