The Great Lakes have more lighthouses than either the East or West coast of the United States. Each time we pass a lighthouse on the Great Lakes with our boat, I take a photo. My wife also likes to collect ceramic lighthouses we have seen. I guess there is just something a bit romantic about a lighthouse. The lighthouses shown here are but a very small sample of the variety that can be found on the Great Lakes.

	Big Sable Point North of Ludington, MI Lake Michigan
	Cheboygan Inner Cheboygan, MI Lake Huron
	Charlevoix Charlevoix, MI Lake Michigan
	De Tour Passage De Tour, MI Lake Huron
	Frankfort Frankfort, MI Lake Michigan
	Grand Haven Grand Haven, MI Lake Michigan
	Grand Haven Outer Grand Haven, MI Lake Michigan
	Big Red Holland, MI Lake Michigan
	(leaning tower of) Ludington Ludington, MI Lake Michigan
	Little Sable Point South of Ludington, MI Lake Michigan
	Manistee Nanistee, MI Lake Michigan
	Mission Point North of Traverse City, MI Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan
	Old Mission Point North of Traverse City, MI Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan
	Muskegon Muskegon, MI Lake Michigan
	Pomeroy Reef South of Cedarville, MI Lake Huron
	South Haven South Haven, MI Lake Michigan
	White Lake West of Whitehall, MI Lake Michigan