The Chicago Lighthouse can be seen
from Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.I have taken many trips through Wisconsin and Michigan. Here are some lighthouses I saw on those trips along Lake Michigan. They begin at the southeast end of Lake Michigan in Chicago, and continue north through Wisconsin along the west shore of the lake, east across Upper Michigan along the northern shore of the lake, and south along the east coast of Lake Michigan. You may click on the thumbnail photos to see a larger version of them.
Photographs I Took
Chicago
Lighthouse, Illinois
Port Washington Lighthouse, Wisconsin
Manitowac Lighthouse, Wisconsin
Kewaunee Lighthouse, Wisconsin
Manistique Lighthouse, Michigan
Seul Choix Lighthouse, Michingan
Old Mackinac Point
Lighthouse, Michigan
McGulpin's Point
Lighthouse, Michigan
Point Betsie
Lighthouse, Michigan
Frankfort
North Breakwater Light, Michigan
White River
Lighthouse, Michigan
Photographs Others Took
Photographs of the following lighthouses are courtesy of John
Black.
Grand
Haven Light
Muskegon Light
Little Sable Light
Ludington Light
Ferrysburg Harbor
Light
Holland Light (Big
Red)
Big Sable Lighthouse
The Chicago Lighthouse can be seen
from Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.
This photo was taken from Route 2
just east of Manistique. The photo below was taken from the
Lakeview Park in Manistique at dusk.
The Seul Choix Lighthouse is south
of Gulliver, about 11 miles east of Manistique. Below is another
view of the lighthouse and a view of the lighthouse birdhouse in
the yard. (See the sign here.)
Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse is
located just below the Macinac Bridge in Lower Michigan.
Here's another view. You can see
the Macinac Bridge in the background. (See the sign here).
This lighthouse, now a private
residence, is located a few miles west of the Old Macinac Point
Lighthouse.
Go to Lighthouses on Lake Michigan II
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last updated 30 Nov 2002.
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