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Two Lights in Cape Elizabeth, despite its name, doesn’t have any actual lighthouses in it. In 1961, the land was purchased by the federal government and opened as a state park. The park features 41 acres of rocky headlands and gorgeous views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
These photos from 1940 were taken in the vicinity of Two Lights.
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