Maine's most famous lighthouse is already in your pocket.
Pemaquid Point Light is the lighthouse on the back of Maine's state quarter, standing on the striped granite ledges at the tip of Pemaquid Neck in Bristol, with a three-masted schooner sailing past just like on the coin. This flat, screen-print style poster shows the short white tower and its black lantern, the keeper's house beside it, the little red bell house on the rocks, and a golden sun rising behind it with a ridged rim like the edge of a quarter. POCKET CHANGE, in bold navy letters, finishes the joke.
Printed in navy, ocean blue, golden ochre, warm granite grey and brick red on a cream ground, it's made for beach houses, cottages and camps along the Midcoast, Airbnb and rental hosts who want a little local character, lighthouse lovers, coin collectors, and anyone who's scrambled over those ledges in New Harbor. Each design is a pun with a true story behind it.
Part of the Shore to Summit series: Maine Coast. Real Maine places, true stories, questionable puns. Every poster in the series is the same shape, so any 3 hang together. Buy any 3 posters and save 15%, applied automatically at checkout.
Available sizes: 12" x 16", 18" x 24" and 24" x 32".
.: Museum-grade archival matte paper with pigmented archival inks
.: Paper weight 175–189 g/m² depending on print facility
.: For indoor use only
.: Allow for slight size deviation of +/- 1/16"
.: Ships to the US and its territories only
