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- Groups: Lighthouses & Navigational aids
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- William H. Livingstone Memorial Light, Belle Isle MI
Digital photograph of the William H. Livingstone Memorial Light, a white fluted marble 70-foot high light tower which is located on the north end of Belle Isle in the Detroit River. It is the only light in the USA constructed of marble. It was built in 1929 as a memorial … Digital photograph of the William H. Livingstone Memorial Light, a white fluted marble 70-foot high light tower which is located on the north end of Belle Isle in the Detroit …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Windmill Point Lighthouse, Grosse Pointe, MI
The Windmill Point Lighthouse marks the north side of the entrance to the Detroit River from Lake St. Clair. The current lighthouse dates to 1933. It's the 5th constructed/modified lighthouse on the promontory point of Presqu’Isle MIchigan since the first was built in 1838 (1838, 1866, 1875, 1908, 1933). • … The Windmill Point Lighthouse marks the north side of the entrance to the Detroit River from Lake St. Clair. The current lighthouse dates to 1933. It's the 5th constructed/modified lighthouse …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Selkirk lighthouse
Photograph of Selkirk lighthouse at the mouth of the Salmon River along with a schooner. Photograph of Selkirk lighthouse at the mouth of the Salmon River along with a schooner.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - The HURON; Light Vessel No. 103
Digital photograph of the lightship HURON. "Light Vessel No. 103" was built by Charles L. Seabury Company of Morris Heights, NY. When assigned to the Corsica Shoals (one of three shallow areas near the “Lake Huron Cut”), at the entrance to the St. Clair River, No.103 had the name HURON … Digital photograph of the lightship HURON. "Light Vessel No. 103" was built by Charles L. Seabury Company of Morris Heights, NY. When assigned to the Corsica Shoals (one of three …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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