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Manitou Island Light Station
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The Manitou Island Light Station is a lighthouse located on Manitou Island, off the tip of Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula in Lake Superior. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.〔
== Description ==
The Manitou Island Light Station consists of a skeletal steel light tower with associated keeper's house,〔(Manitou Island Light Station ) form the state of Michigan, retrieved 8/19/09〕 outbuildings, and various walkways and foundations.〔 The tower base measures square at the base and is high.〔 The base supports a high skeletal tower, atop which is a cast iron ten-sided watch room and ten-sided lantern.〔 A circular staircase covered with iron and lined with wood provides access to the watchtower.〔 The original lens was a Third Order Fresnel Made by Le Paute of Paris and had six separate panels, each with a bull's eye prism.〔 The current lens is also a Third Order Fresnel, with four panels inscribed P. Barbier and Co., Paris.〔
The keeper's house is a ten-room, two-story frame structure on a stone foundation.〔 It is sided with asbestos shingles (likely from the 1930s) and shingled with asphalt.〔 The interior still has some original doors and woodwork, but much of the wall material and flooring are modern additions.〔
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