Thank you, David Welch, for this stunning and very current (shot on November 8, 2015) drone footage of the Gay Head Lighthouse. Click the full-screen… Read More »Gay Head Lighthouse New Location, From the Air
The Gay Head Light will close to the public on Monday until next spring, marking the end of its first season in a new location… Read More »Restoration Follows Relocation For Gay Head Light Project – MV Gazette
Hurricane Joaquin stayed away, but runners in today’s Gay Head 10K faced stiff winds as they raced the scenic up-island course. Overall winners were Rene Da Silva… Read More »Gay Head 10K 2015 – Windy and Worth It
Letter to the Editor: With the relighting of the Gay Head Light on Tuesday, August 11, the monumental task of saving the Gay Head Light… Read More »Light Shines On – MV Gazette
Capt. John Kondratowicz, Commander of the U.S. Coast Guard Southeast Sector, toured the relocated Gay Head Lighthouse with Richard Skidmore, lighthouse keeper, and Len Butler, relocation… Read More »Coast Guard Official Tours Relocated Lighthouse
Following the relighting of the Gay Head Light two weeks ago, mariners, the U.S. Coast Guard and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are updating… Read More »First on Land, Then Paper: Nautical Charts Updated to Reflect Gay Head Light Move – MV Gazette
Aquinnah Town Administrator Adam Wilson captured the newly-moved lighthouse and its famous red/white beacon on an August evening.
Spencer Booker, Aquinnah Town Selectman, is challenging his island-wide colleagues to run the Gay Head 10K on Sunday, October 4th. “If I can do it, they… Read More »Aquinnah Selectman Issues 10K Challenge to Island Selectmen
