Gull Island Light
A black,
skeleton iron, 50-foot tower that marks a very low island and rocky shoal
off the northeast tip of Michigan Island in the Apostle Islands. The shoal
extends more than three miles in a northeasterly direction.
A light was
first proposed for this location in 1906, but it was not until 1928 that
funds were appropriated to erect the light.
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Photograph by Dave Wobser
| Location: |
Off Michigan
Island in Lake Superior |
| Date
Built: |
1928 |
| Active: |
Yes |
Open to
public: |
No |
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