Ontonagon Lighthouse
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1867
Ontonagon Lighthouse, located in Ontonagon, Michigan, stands as a historical landmark on the shores of the Upper Peninsula. Situated at the mouth of the Ontonagon River, this lighthouse offers visitors breathtaking views of Michigan’s rugged wilderness at the edge of the small harbor town.
The current structure was built in 1867 and features a square brick tower with a distinctive lantern room at the top and an attached keeper’s dwelling with green trim.
Ontonagon Lighthouse has weathered the test of time, providing navigational aid for Lake Superior until 1964. Today, it stands as a beloved landmark, drawing visitors eager to explore its history and marvel at the stunning natural scenery that surrounds it.