Photos & videos
This page is reserved for the photos and videos which come to us courtesy of our members and visitors. Keep them coming. At the end of each season we will judge all photos submitted during the last 12 months and the winner will be awarded one of our Turkey Point Crocks made for us by Ms. Maggie Creshkoff using clay from our own Chesapeake Bay.
Submit pictures by emailing them to TPLS@tpls.org. |
2017 Entries . . .
- Barnett Family |
- Kathleen Den Bleyker (April visit) |
- Kathleen Den Bleyker (August visit) |
2016 Entries . . .
Congratulations to our 2016 Picture Contest Winner - Scott Carter!
Thank you all for your submissions and please try again next year.
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Thanks for a great experience at the Lighthouse! Tom & Linda
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Here are some pictures I took with my drone of the Turkey Point Light House this summer.
Marcus Hague |
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit recently. Click here to read a blog post I wrote. Rebecca Snow |
2015 Entries . . .
Congratulations to our 2015 Picture Contest Winner - Nathan Andrews!
Thank you all for your submissions and please try again next year. Mr Andrews has kindly given his permission for TPLS to use his picture for a new postcard. Please look for it this season in our gift shop.
Here is my photo submission for the photo contest! Nathan |
Our first trip to the light station and we thought we would have a little fun! Connie
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Volunteering... Nice crowd today... Beautiful weather!
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Dave
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I love walking to TPLS. Almost 55 years now and every trek is different,
from
the weather to the sights along the way. Nothing finer! Marian
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I am eight years old and I took this picture on August 30 2015. I love Turkey point. Kaitlyn |
Thanks for the contest, I had fun taking and tweaking the photo! Blake Griffith
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2014 Entries . . .
Congratulations to our 2014 Picture Contest Winner - Walt Polley
Thank you all for your submissions and please try again next year.
Mr Polley has kindly given his permission for TPLS to use his picture for a new postcard.
I visited to catch the sunrise on October 31, 2014. Enjoy! Walt
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First time visiting the Lighthouse. Beautiful area!! Nicole Peirson |
I loved visiting this lighthouse and will hopefully return sometime next year. Bryan Wiles |
It was our first visit to the lighthouse and we really enjoyed it. Beautiful views! - Colin Price |
2013 Entries . . .
Congratulations to our 2013 Picture Contest Winner - Craig Wagerle
Thank you all for your submissions and please try again next year.
Mr Wagerle has kindly given his permission for TPLS to use his picture for a new postcard which will be this year.
I was reading your website on the light station and clicking through your photos. My wife and I
drove
out to
the light station early this spring. It was our first time there and we had a wonderful
afternoon.
I just regret
that I couldn't go up in it at the time and plan to return soon. I wish you all
the
success in your
renovation plans. While there, I took the above photo of the sunset. - Craig W.
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"I love Elk Neck State Park. And I was SO excited to actually go up into the Lighthouse at Turkey Point.
There's something mystical about lighthouses. It may sound nutty but when I enter an old lighthouse, I
close my eyes and I can feel the energy of the keepers and the history. And Turkey Point Lighthouse
is awesome. I enjoy looking out over the cliffs. It's like looking out over the world in a sense. -
Angie L. |
Our family visited the light station on a lovely late October afternoon while camping one weekend at
Elk Neck State Park.
The kids thought it was a great adventure. Here is our son, Sawyer, pretending
to be a giant leaning on the light station.
Thank you for a fun family outing.
- Cheers,
Hillery H. |
Click here to watch a video of the flag lowering on 6/8/14. |
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Our season, this year, will begin May 1st and run
thru the end of
October. The
Lighthouse is
open to
climbers on
weekends from
10AM to 2PM (weather permitting).
The gift shop is
open from 10AM to 2PM.
There is no
charge to view
the Chesapeake
Bay from our
lantern room.The staircase in the lighthouse is open to climbers at least 42" tall. Donations
are gratefully
accepted.
Please note that our
hours of operation are
dependent upon
weather conditions
and the availability of
volunteers