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In the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

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Honor, MI 49640Just 30 miles westof Traverse City, halfway between

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5 different routes from Mackinaw City Mid-June to Mid-September

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With a top speed of 40 mph, the modern Lake Express high speed ferry is more than twice as fast than any other ferry to ever cross Lake Michigan.

Just 2-1/2 hours from coast to coast between Wisconsin and Michigan. Leave road construction,

tolls and unpredicatable Chicago traffic behind when you take the Lake Michigan shortcut.

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Experience a unique look at how wine goes from farm to glass. Sample from more than twenty five award winning premium Michigan wines, and you’ll discover what we mean when we say it’s lake effect everyone loves.

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Located inside the Leelanau State Park in Northern Michigan.

www.grandtraverselighthouse.com231-386-7195

Experience Michigan City’s Old Lighthouse Museum

Housed in Historic 1858 Lighthouse

For more information visit MichiganCityLaPorte.com

or call 800.634.2650.

Big Red Lighthouse, HOLLAND, MI

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Holland, MI • www.holland.org • 800.506.1299

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BEACH

PUBLIC ART IN ST. JOSEPH PUBLIC ART IN ST. JOSEPH

Crawl right onto our 20 delightful Beach Bugs — bumble bees, caterpillars, snails and ladybugs — created by regional artists. But don’t just fly in and out!

Our downtown’s buzzing with lots of happy activities all summer long!

ST. JOSEPH IS ALL ABUZZ!

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along Lake Michigan

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Evanston, on Chicago’s picturesque NorthShore, has three National Historic Landmarks.Frances Willard House, Charles G. DawesHouse, and the Grosse Point Lighthouse, thefirst Great Lakes lighthouse to make the list.

Evanston is ideal for a Chicago-basedvisit, with direct city train access, affordable, unique hotels, and thehottest dining spots in the area.

Grosse Point Lighthouse• Built in 1873• 113 feet tall• Lead lighthouse marking the approach to Chicago• Automated in 1934 — the first

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10am-5pm.White River Light StationMay-September, 10am-5pm.

Ludington N. Breakwater LightOpen May-August, 10am-5pm.

Little SableMay-September, Open 10am-5pm.

Become a member of SPLKASable Points

Lighthouse Keepers AssociationP.O. Box 673

Ludington, Michigan 49431 (231) 845-7417 • www.splka.org

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Live and work at a lighthouse next summer! SPLKA offers the rare chance to tend a lighthouse and help keep Michigan’s Maritime History alive.

Yes, it’s hard work, but it’s also great fun!

Free arts and entertainment at the lights throughout the summer season!

Visit our website to learn more about our schedules and how to apply to become a Volunteer Light Keeper: www.splka.org

Free arts and entertainment at the lights throughout the summer season!

Visit our website to learn more about our schedules and how to apply to become a Volunteer Light Keeper: www.splka.org

COME + ENJOYthe beautiful White Lake Area...

...where quaint shops, sandy beaches, historic sites, summer concerts, and outdoor recreation abound along with gorgeous sunsets and a host

of unique lodging opportunities!

For a list of festivals and special events visitwww.whitelake.org

Contact the White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce for additional information at (231) 893-4585

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McGulpin Point Lighthouse

2 miles west of downtown Mackinaw City ▪ Mid-May-October annually ▪Admission is by donation

www.emmetcounty.org/mcgulpin/ ▪ info year ‘round: (231) 348-1704

500 Headlands Road Mackinaw City, MI 49701 (231) 436-5860 (in-season)

MACKINAW CITY ▪ EMMET COUNTY, MICHIGAN

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Explore a pristine waterfront that stretches for miles along Lake Michigan.

Discover charming streetcars, unique museums, year-round

outdoor recreation, and much more.

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Entertainment • Seasonal Tiki Bar and Deck Dining Indoor Pool with Hot Tub • Outdoor Pool

Great Lawn Ideal For Special Events

Star of SaugatuckBoat Cruises

Saugatuck Dune Rides

Muskegon County Convention & Visitors Bureau www.visitmuskegon.org | Muskegon, Michigan

Call for your free visitors guide 1-800-250-9283

Visit the Muskegon South Pierhead Light at Pere Marquette Beach. Erected in 1902, this lighthouse replaced the first light in Muskegon, constructed in 1852.

Experience a piece of history. • Tours Memorial Day – Labor Day • Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday • Noon – 4 pm

GO WITH THE FLOW.

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• Noon – 4 pm

PLAY EAT STAY

• Free High Speed Internet• Lake View Jacuzzi Suites with Fireplaces & mini kitchens• DIRECTV, 6 HBOs, D.W. from Europe• Seasonal Full-Size Pool & Children’s Pool• Seasonal Recreation Building• Kitchenettes & 2-Bedroom Suites• Deluxe Continental Breakfast• Hot Tub & Sauna• Handicap Suites• Conference Room Available

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• Free High Speed InternetServing families since 1980

Year ‘round family resort on Lake Michigan!

76648 11th Ave. South Haven, MI 49090Tel: 269-637-8521 Fax: 269-637-8532

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AT WHITEFISH POINT

Whitefish Point, Michigan’s

Eastern Upper Peninsula

WWW.SHIPWRECKMUSEUM.COM . 906-635-1742

• Edmund Fitzgerald Exhibit Featuring Ship’s Bell

• Oldest Active Lighthouse on Lake Superior

• Shipwreck Museum Gallery and Theater

• Children’s Hands-on Exhibit

• Lightkeepers Quarters and USCG Surfboat

• Museum Store and Fudge Shop

• National Historic Site• Open 7 days a week,

10am to 6pm, May-Oct• Overnight On-Site

Accommodations Available: 906-492-3747

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Pack the car and hit the road this summer for an unforgettable trip around Lake Michigan. Driving the Lake Michigan Circle Tour will take you on a 1,100 mile journey, where you’ll fi nd over 100 lighthouses, miles of glorious beaches, quaint harbor towns, countless islands, unique attractions, parks, natural areas, and much more.

Vacationers have been looping the lake for generations, but the o� cial Lake Michigan Circle Tour route was not established until the 1980s, when the Michigan Department of Transportation teamed up with the West Michigan Tourist Association to create the route and o� cial guidebook.

While a loosely-organized “circle route” around Lake Superior was promoted by local tourist organizations as early as the 1960s, the fi rst o� cial (and signed) Great Lakes Circle

Tour was the Lake Michigan Circle Tour. The only single-nation Circle Tour (Lake Michigan being the only Great Lake completely within the US), the Lake Michigan Circle Tour also has the most mileage of any Circle Tour in Michigan.

Working in conjunction with the Michigan Department of Transportation, the West Michigan Tourist Association helped to make the fi rst of the o� cial Great Lakes Circle Tours a reality, and the fi rst publication was released in 1988 as a 52-page guide book. The guide book was transformed into a map in 2007, and the driving route can now be found online at WMTA.org/Lake-Michigan-Lighthouse-Map-Circle-Tour.

616-245-2217 • WMTA.org

6. Grand Haven Lighthouse

ON THE COVER

12. Big Sable Lighthouse

23. Charlevoix South Pier Ligthouse

21. Grand Traverse Lighthouse

90. Southport Lighthouse

35. McGulpin Point Lighthouse

2. St. Joseph North Pier Lighthouse

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Year Built: 1858

Height: 41’

Tours: May through October. Weekends in November.

Stay at the light? Lighthouse Keeper program o� ered April to December.

Website: GrandTraverseLighthouse.com

Did You Know? Some say the lighthouse is still haunted by the amiable ghost of Capt. Peter Nelson, a former Danish sea captain who served as the lighthouse keeper from 1874 to 1890.

Year Built: 1948

Height: 41’

Tours: Not Open to the Public

Stay at the light? Not Available

Website: VisitCharlevoix.com

Did You Know? After many years of white coloring, the Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse was returned to its original red color in 2009 by the Charlevoix Historical Society in order to depict the beacon in a historically accurate way.

22. Mission Point LighthouseYear Built: 1870

Height: 36’

Tours: May through October, $2-$4.

Stay at the light? Lighthouse Keeper Program available year round

Website: MissionPointLighthouse.com

Did You Know? You can purchase specialty local wine starting in May of 2016 to benefi t the maintenance fund of Mission Point Lighthouse.

Year Built: 1907

Height: 58’

Tours: Begin Summer of 2016


Website: TheHeritageMCC.org

Did You Know? The residents of the City of St. Joseph took ownership of the North Pier Inner and Outer Lights in 2013, forming the Lighthouse Forever Fund and raising $1.86 million to preserve and restore the lighthouses to their 1932 versions.

Year Built: 1858

Height: 37’

Tours: Memorial Day through Columbus Day, $2-$5.

Stay at the light? Lighthouse Apartment available for rent

Website: PointBetsie.org

Did You Know? You can view Point Betsie’s original Fourth Order Fresnel Lens on display in the lighthouse.

Year Built: 1903

Height: 35’



Website: SouthHavenLight.org

Did You Know? After losing a leg in the Civil War, Captain James Donahue was awarded the post of South Haven Lighthouse Keeper. He served for 36 years, until 1910, and remains the longest serving keeper of the light.

5. Holland Harbor LighthouseYear Built: 1872

Height: 32’

Tours: Twice a year, TBD.


Website: Holland.org/BigRed

Did You Know? The formerly yellow Holland Harbor Lighthouse was sandblasted and given a coat of red paint in 1956, which lead to it being a� ectionately called “Big Red.”

Year Built: 1866

Height: 55’

Tours: May 5th through October 30th, $1-$10


Website: KenoshaHistoryCenter.org

Did You Know? The 1866 Southport Lighthouse is the third government lighthouse to stand on the current location: the fi rst was built in 1848, the second in 1858.

Year Built: 1869

Height: 38’

Tours: May through October, Donations Accepted.


Website: McGulpinPoint.org

Did You Know? With a range of 13 miles, its Fresnel light served as a beacon for innumerable freighter and ships’ captains plying deep waters between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas between 1869 to 1906.

Year Built: 1867

Height: 112’

Tours: May 8th through October 30th, $2-$5

Stay at the light? Volunteer Keeper Program o� ered April through November

Website: SPLKA.org

Did You Know? Congress approved funds to build Big Sable Lighthouse during the Lincoln presidency, but it was not built until 1867 due to funds being diverted to the Civil War e� ort.

Year Built: 1904

Height: 52’



Website: GHLighthouse.com

Did You Know? Grand Haven’s two famous red lighthouses were originally white.

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Traverse City Tourism

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White River Light Station

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Manistee County Visitors Bureau

13. Manistee North Pierhead LighthouseYear Built: 1927

Height: 43’



Website: VisitManisteeCounty.com

Did You Know? Visit the Manistee North Pierhead Lighthouse this summer to watch renovation progress on the light.

93. Grosse Point LighthouseYear Built: 1873

Height: 113’

Tours: June-September, $3-$6.


Website: GrossePointLighthouse.net

Did You Know? The Grosse Point Lighthouse was the fi rst automated lighthouse to be activated bya photo-electric device in 1934.

47. Point IroquoisLighthouseYear Built: 1855

Height: 65’

Tours: Year Round, Donations Accepted.


Website: SaultSteMarie.com/Attractions/Point-Iroquois-Lighthouse/

Did You Know? You can climb 72 steps to the top of this lighthouse on the National Register of Historic Places and enjoy the view from where the original lens was, which is now housed in the Smithsonian Institution.

48. Whitefi sh PointYear Built: 1861

Height: 80’

Tours: Year Round, $9-$13.

Stay at the light? USCG Lifeboat Station Crew’s Quarters available on-site

Website: ShipwreckMuseum.com

Did You Know? The current Whitefi sh Point Lighthouse was built during President Abraham Lincoln's administration, and is the oldest operating lighthouse on Lake Superior.

Year Built: 1903

Height: 48’

Tours: Memorial Day through Labor Day, $2-$4.


Website: MuskegonLights.org

Did You Know? The Muskegon Lighthouse Keeper from 1862 to 1871 was one of the country's few female keepers, Mrs. Jemima Monroe. She served for an impressive tenure of 8 1/2 years at this site, after taking on the responsibilities of her husband, Lightkeeper William Monroe, who passed away in 1862.

8. White River Light StationYear Built: 1875

Height: 35’

Tours: Year Round. $2-$5.


Website: SPLKA.org

Did You Know? The fi rst keepers of the White River Light Station, Captain Robinson and his wife Sarah, raised 11 children at the light.

Michigan Lower Peninsula Lights 1. New Buffalo Light 2. St. Joseph North Pier Lighthouse 3. South Haven Lighthouse 4. Kalamazoo River Light, Saugatuck 5. Holland Harbor Lighthouse 6. Grand Haven Lighthouse 7. Muskegon South Pier & Breakwater Lights 8. White River Light Station, Whitehall 9. Little Sable Point Lighthouse, Silver Lake/Mears 10. Pentwater South Pierhead 11. Ludington North Breakwater Light 12. Big Sable Point Lighthouse, Ludington State Park 13. Manistee North Pierhead Lighthouse 14. Portage Lake North Pierhead, Onekama 15. Frankfort North Breakwater Light 16. Point Betsie Lighthouse, Frankfort 17. Robert H. Manning Memorial Light, Empire 18. South Manitou Island Lighthouse 19. North Manitou Shoal Light 20. South Fox Island 21. Grand Traverse Lighthouse, Northport 22. Mission Point Lighthouse, Traverse City 23. Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse 24. Beaver Head Light Station, Beaver Island 25. St. James Harbor Light, Beaver Island 26. Petoskey Light 27. Little Traverse (Harbor Point) Light, Harbor Springs 28. Squaw Island 29. Lansing Shoal Light, CharlevoixStraits of Mackinac Area Lights 30. Skillagalee Rock Light, Mackinaw City 31. Gray’s Reef Light Station, Mackinaw City 32. White Shoal Light, Mackinaw City 33. St. Helena Island Light, Mackinaw City 34. Waugoshance Shoal Light, Mackinaw City 35. McGulpin Point Lighthouse, Mackinaw City 36. Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse, Mackinaw City 37. Cheboygan River Front Range Light Station 38. Cheboygan Crib Light Station 39. Old Cheboygan Lighthouse 40. Fourteen Foot Shoal Light Station 41. Poe Reef Light Station 42. Spectacle Reef Light Station 43. Martin Reef Light Station 44. Bois Blanc Island Light Station 45. Round Island Lighthouse, Round Island 46. Round Island Passage LightMichigan Upper Peninsula Lights 47. Point Iroquois Lighthouse, Brimley 48. Whitefi sh Point Light Station, Paradise 49. Seul Choix Point Lighthouse, Gulliver 50. Manistique East Breakwater Light 51. Poverty Island 52. St. Martin Island 53. Peninsula Point Light, Rapid River 54. Eleven Foot Shoal 55. Minneapolis Shoal Light, Escanaba 56. Sand Point Lighthouse, Escanaba 57. Escanaba Crib Light 58. Cedar River Light 59. Menominee North Pier LightWisconsin Lights 60. Chambers Island 61. Green Island 62. Peshtigo Reef 63. Long Tail Point, Green Bay 64. Grassy Island Front & Rear Range Lights 65. Green Bay Harbor Entrance Light 66. Sherwood Point, Sturgeon Bay 67. Eagle Bluff, Fish Creek 68. Horseshoe Island 69. Boyer Bluff 70. Pottawatomie, Rock Island 71. Plum Island Rear & Front Range Lights 72. Pilot Island 73. Cana Island Lighthouse, Baileys Harbor 74. Old Baileys Harbor Light, Baileys Harbor 75. Baileys Harbor Rear Range Light 76. Sturgeon Bay Canal & North Pierhead Light 77. Algoma Pierhead 78. Kewaunee Pierhead 79. Rawley Point Lighthouse, Two Rivers 80. Two Rivers North Pier Light 81. Manitowoc Breakwater Light 82. Sheboygan Breakwater Light 83. 1860 Light Station, Port Washington 84. Port Washington Pierhead Light 85. Kevich Light, Grafton 86. North Point Lighthouse, Milwaukee 87. Milwaukee Pierhead & Breakwater Light 88. Wind Point Lighthouse, Racine 89. Racine North Breakwater & Reef Tower Lights 90. Southport Lighthouse, Kenosha 91. Kenosha Red Pierhead LightIllinois Lights 92. Waukegan Little Fort Harbor Light 93. Grosse Point Lighthouse, Evanston 94. Wilson Avenue Intake Crib Light, Chicago 95. William E. Dever Crib Light, Chicago 96. Chicago Harbor Light 97. Chicago Harbor Southeast Guide Wall 98. 4 Mile Crib Light, Chicago 99. 68th Street Crib Light, Chicago 100. Calumet Harbor & Pierhead Lights, South ChicagoIndiana Lights101. Indiana Harbor East Breakwater Light 102. Old Indiana Harbor Light 103. Buffi ngton Breakwater Light 104. Gary Breakwater Light 105. Michigan City East Pier & Breakwater Lights 106. Old Michigan City Lighthouse

85. Port WashingtonPierhead LightYear Built: 1935

Height: 78’



Website: VisitPortWashington.com

Did You Know? The Port Washington Pierhead Light is one of only two art deco lighthouses of this design; the other is located in Lake Erie.

83. 1860 Light StationYear Built: 1860

Height: 113’

Tours: Begin Memorial Day Weekend, $1-$6.


Website: PortWashingtonHistoricalSociety.org

Did You Know? The lantern room was donated by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in honor of their ancestors who settled in the Port Washington area, and in thanks to the American G.I.s who fought in the Battle of the Bulge in WWII and liberated them.

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Website: BeaverIsland.org

Did You Know? The light tower has been completely restored and plans call for recreating the keepers quarters. The 4th order Fresnel Lens will be on permanent display later in 2016.

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