Bailey Island Bridge; Mackerel Cove, one of the most photographed places in Maine; Land's End, a famous rocky beach at the end of the island; the 'Maine Lobsterman', a bronze statue originally created for the 1939 World's Fair; The Giant Stairs (also known as "The Giant's Steps"), a rock formation on the edge of the island resembling a large flight of stairs; “The Nubble″, an often-photographed bait shack where all the local lobstermen leave their buoys; Two World War II-era fire control towers near the southern tip of the island.