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Total Lighthouses Found In Massachusetts: 6Brant Point Light 2 Easton Street Nantucket, MA Built in 1901 as the seventh lighthouse at Brant Point; 26 feet tall; Easily accessible by foot from Brant Point; Can also be seen from boats and ferries which pass close by Chatham Light 37 Main Street Chatham, MA Owned and managed by the U.S. Coast Guard; Tours are available on Wednesdays during the warm weather; Free admission Gay Head Light Lighthouse Road Martha's Vineyard, MA Great Point Light Great Point Road Nantucket, MA Located at the very northern tip of Nantucket in the Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge; Accessible by boat or by four-wheel drive (permit required); Tours are offered; Lighthouse is federally owned; Refuge is managed by The Trustees of Reservations Highland Light 10 Highland Light Road Truro, MA Nauset Light Ocean View Drive (off Cable Road) Eastham, MA Famous red and white lighthouse next to Nauset Beach; Built in 1923 (the original 1877 tower was moved to Chatham); Parking is available in the Nauset Beach Parking lot, although there is usually a fee; The keeper's house is privately owned |
