Grand Island East Channel Light
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Grand Island, Michigan
Built: 1863
Automated: 1913
Although this long defunct lighthouse looks as though it could topple over any minute, its foundation was recently rebuilt and the tower is supported by a series of cables, courtesy of the property owner and a group of citizens. The lighthouse's function was replaced by the Munising Range Lights.
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This article was last modified on 6/3/2009.
