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Pottawatomi Lighthouse
Pottawatomi Lighthouse sits on a high bluff at the northern tip of Rock Island in Rock Island State Park. The current structure was first put into use in 1858 and produced a white light visible for 14 nautical miles. The lighthouse was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979
Pottawatomi Lighthouse
Washington, WI 54246
Southport Lighthouse
The Southport Lighthouse was constructed in 1866 and remained functional until 1906, when it was replaced by taller light stations to the north and south. Preservation of the lighthouse began in 1989, and it is now listed on both the Wisconsin and National Register of Historic Places
Southport Lighthouse
5117 4th Ave, Kenosha, WI 53140
Long Tail Point Lighthouse
Construction of Long Tail Point Lighthouse began in 1847. The tower was over 51 feet tall with a diameter of over fourteen and a half feet. A birdcage lantern room at the top of the tower featured nine lamps set in fourteen-inch reflectors. A keeper’s dwelling was built nearby, and the station
Long Tail Point Lighthouse
Suamico, WI 54173
Boyer Bluff Lighthouse
Boyer Bluff Lighthouse is a 67-foot skeleton pyramidal structure on Boyer Bluff on the northwestern end of Washington Island. The tower produces a flashing white light with a focal plane of 220 feet visible for eleven miles. The light is owned by the Coast Guard, and the grounds and tower are
Boyer Bluff Lighthouse
2000 Boyers Bluff Rd, Washington, WI 54246
Old Baileys Harbor Bird Cage Lighthouse
Old Baileys Harbor Bird Cage Lighthouse began operation in 1853 on a small island now known as Lighthouse Island, a small island along the eastern shore of the harbor. Baileys Harbor was named after Captain Justice Bailey, who took refuge in the U-shaped inlet after encountering an unexpected
Old Baileys Harbor Bird Cage Lighthouse
Baileys Harbor, WI 54202
Sherwood Point Lighthouse
The Sherwood Point Lighthouse was established in 1883 on the west side of the north entrance to Sturgeon Bay. It was outfitted with a fourth-order Fresnel lens, and it 1937 became the only lighthouse in the county to be equipped with a radio broadcasting station. Sherwood Point Lighthouse was the
Sherwood Point Lighthouse
4500 E Sherwood Point Rd, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Chambers Island Lighthouse
Chambers Island Lighthouse was constructed in 1868 to help guide marine traffic through the main channel from Lake Michigan to the port of Green Bay. The lantern was fitted with a fourth-order Fresnel lens, and the focal plane was 68 feet above the water of Green Bay. The light was automated in
Chambers Island Lighthouse
10971 Base Line Rd, Fish Creek, WI 54212
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Light
The Canal Station Light Tower was built in 1899 on the northern side of the entrance to the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal. As boat traffic increased through the canal, it was determined that the Pierhead Light was not sufficient to guide ships, so Congress appropriated funds for this new coastal light
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Light
2501 Canal Rd, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Plum Island Rear Range Lighthouse
Plum Island was the original location of the Port des Morts (Death’s Door) light before it was relocated to Pilot Island in 1858. A stone tower, dwelling and light were put into operation in 1849, but it was determined the light was located too far within the passage, so a light was built on
Plum Island Rear Range Lighthouse
Ellison Bay, WI 54210
Cana Island Lighthouse
Cana Island Lighthouse was constructed in 1869 and was the tallest brick structure in Door County at the time. Today the 89-foot tower is open to visitors, who can climb the 97 steps of the tower’s spiral staircase to the gallery deck, which offers panoramic views of Lake Michigan and the Door
Cana Island Lighthouse
8800 E Cana Island Rd, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202
Rawley Point Lighthouse
The Rawley Point Lighthouse is 113 feet tall and one of the tallest and brightest beacons on the Great Lakes, visible up to 19 miles away. It has been operated by the U.S. Coast Guard since 1853, although the station became fully automated in 1979. The grounds are not open to the public, but the
Rawley Point Lighthouse
Wind Point Lighthouse
Built in 1880, Wind Point Lighthouse is the oldest and tallest working lighthouse on Lake Michigan and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The lighthouse and tower are open for tours on select dates. Visit their website for more details
Wind Point Lighthouse
4725 Lighthouse Dr, Racine, WI 53402
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