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Built: 1886
Built: 1886
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The Port Sanilac Light sits by a marshy area on the shore of Lake Huron. Originally it burnt kerosene, but was electrified in 1924. The attached residence is now private, but apparently the US Coast Guard still maintains the light. (Photo 1987, Trip #1)
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The Port Sanilac Light sits by a marshy area on the shore of Lake Huron. Originally it burnt kerosene, but was electrified in 1924. The attached residence is now private, but apparently the US Coast Guard still maintains the light.  
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Port Sanilac Light in 1987
Port Sanilac Light in 1987

Built: 1886

The Port Sanilac Light sits by a marshy area on the shore of Lake Huron. Originally it burnt kerosene, but was electrified in 1924. The attached residence is now private, but apparently the US Coast Guard still maintains the light.

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