Burnt Coat Lighthouse, Maine, watercolor painting (9 X12) from a trip last August to Maine. Burnt Coat Harbor Lighthouse was built in 1872. It's name is a source of
debate. Some say it comes from a Revolutionary War soldier who burnt
his coat as a sign of rebellion. Others say the source is Samuel de
Champlain, who called the area "Brule-Cote," or Burnt Coast, presumably
because it was much used by Indians with campfires. This information was from Maine's visit
Maine website.
"I'm a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it."
– Thomas Jefferson
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