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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
North Pier Lighthouse
The North Pier Lighthouse was once situated at the end of North Pier but was determined no longer necessary in 1969, when the Coast Guard donated the structure to the Two Rivers Historical Society. It was relocated to Rogers Street Fishing Village & Museum, where it is open to visitors from
North Pier Lighthouse
2102 Jackson St, Two Rivers, WI 54241
Grassy Island Range Lighthouse
Preparation for construction of the Grassy Island Range Light Towers began in 1866 but due to complications with dredging, the structures were not completed until 1872. The structures were white wooden towers with sixth-order Fresnel lenses. The front tower was 27 feet from base to ventilator ball
Grassy Island Range Lighthouse
Green Bay, WI 54302
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
Bayfield Lighthouses
The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is home to the largest and most complete collection of historic lighthouses and light towers in the country. For over 100 years, these structures provided safety and navigation to boats traveling on Lake Superior. Now they serve as a memorial to the area’s
Bayfield Lighthouses
Bayfield, WI
Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse
The Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse is situated at the end of North Pier. It was built in 1915 and is 55 feet tall. The lighthouse no longer has a lantern, but it does have a working foghorn.
Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse
Broughton Dr, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Pierhead Lighthouse
The original lighthouse was a square, wooden tower painted white with a black, hexagonal iron lantern. The current red lighthouse was established in 1908, and a foghorn was added 1910. It had a fixed red lens lantern illuminating toward the lake. General Douglas MacArthur helped design the pier as
Pierhead Lighthouse
1 Steele St, Algoma, WI 54201
Port Washington Breakwater Lighthouse
The Port Washington Breakwater Lighthouse was built in 1935 at the entrance to the Port Washington harbor and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Port Washington Breakwater Lighthouse
Jackson St, Port Washington, WI 53074
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
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
Baileys Harbor Range Lights
The Baileys Harbor Range Lights were constructed in 1869. The rear range light was incorporated into a keeper’s dwelling and had a fifth-order Fresnel lens that produced a fixed white light displayed from the lantern room. The front range light was constructed 950 feet south of the rear range
Baileys Harbor Range Lights
2301 Ridges Rd, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202
Dunlap Reef Rear Range Lighthouse
Dunlap Reef Rear Range Lighthouse was constructed in 1881 to mark Dunlap Reef, which is an approximately half-mile long reef that can protrude a few inches above or below the surface of Sturgeon Bay, depending on the water level of Lake Michigan. It originally included a set of Front and Rear
Dunlap Reef Rear Range Lighthouse
411 S 4th Ave, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
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