The Most Photographed Lighthouse In Maryland Is Hiding In The Small Town Of Havre de Grace

Are you a lover of lighthouses? There's no need to travel to New England to get your fill -- there are plenty of lighthouses right here in the Old Line State. The following one is a favorite among locals and beyond. It's full of history and is surrounded by beauty, making for a perfect place for pictures. Read on for the details and consider visiting this lighthouse if you haven't already. Bring your camera!

Today's feature takes us to Havre de Grace, Maryland.

Havre de Grace is known for its charming shops, restaurants, and its one-of-a-kind decoy museum. In fact, this town has been referred to as the Decoy Capital of the World.

Folks also head here for the water views. The best part of the waterfront is the historic Concord Point Lighthouse.

This historic structure dates all the way back to 1827 and is the northernmost lighthouse on the bay. It's also the second oldest tower lighthouse still standing along the bay.

Although the lighthouse was decommissioned in 1975, you can still visit it today, as it's open to the public as a museum.

Stop by to learn a bit of history and to enjoy the views.

The lighthouse is always stunning in every season...

...especially at Christmastime, when it's adorned with a bold red sash. You'll want to take as many photos as possible.

Come see why locals love this iconic lighthouse, and you'll soon fall in love, too.

Learn more about Concord Point Lighthouse by clicking here. And consider planning a trip to the town of Havre de Grace by visiting the official website.

In the mood for more Maryland history? Then check out this rare vintage footage from 1917. It shows you nearly every part of the C & O Canal!