Ram Island Ledge Light Station
Cape Elizabeth, Maine • Cumberland County
Cape Elizabeth, Maine • Cumberland County
The Ram Island Ledge Light Station is a picturesque, granite tower with a conical roof, situated on a submerged ledge three miles off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine. It served as a vital aid to navigation in the treacherous waters of Casco Bay.
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