White River Light
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The keeper's dwelling of this light station is now used as a museum by Fruitland Township, which bought the property in 1966. <br clear=all> | The keeper's dwelling of this light station is now used as a museum by Fruitland Township, which bought the property in 1966. <br clear=all> | ||
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Whitehall, Michigan
Built: 1875
Decommissioned: 1941
The keeper's dwelling of this light station is now used as a museum by Fruitland Township, which bought the property in 1966.
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