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Bois Blanc Island Lighthouse - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Bois Blanc Island Lighthouse

Bois Blanc Island Lighthouse, is an iconic spot for many visitors to the beautiful Great Lakes State. Standing sturdy for more than 150 years, this impressive red-roofed tower stands 39 feet tall and contains a spiral staircase that takes you up a mere 55 steps to get you to the top of the lighthouse where remarkable views of Lake Huron await. Constructed in 1854 by order of President Franklin Pierce, this landmark was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Address : Bois Blanc Island, MI 49775, USA

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Poe Reef LighthousePoe Reef Lighthouse is a remarkable sight. Constructed in 1877, it marks the dangerous reef just off of Hammond Bay and the northern tip of Bois Blanc Island. The lighthouse is an octagonal brick structure connected to an attached dwelling. From its distinctive red and white bands to its impressive shingled roof, the lighthouse stands tall - despite many storms that have battered it throughout the years.
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Round IslandRound Island is both a majestic and historical place. With an area of 468 acres, It is home to thousands of bird species and other native wildlife. For centuries, Round Island has been a popular destination for adventurers looking to explore the diverse terrain and take in some of the stunning views. In addition to its natural beauty, the island has significant historical importance as it played host to strategic meetings between various tribes during the 19th century.
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Historic Mission ChurchThe Historic Mission Church is a truly remarkable sight. Built in 1895 and now set amongst the trees, the church is a classic example of the Gothic Revival style. Every detail speaks to its elegant yet rustic beauty; from the eight-sided steeple bell tower with wood shingles to the pointed arches of the windows and doors. Inside, you can find exposed wooden beams, beautifully crafted original pews, and a marble altar from Spain.
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Arch RockArch Rock is a natural beauty rising around 40 feet high and 58 feet wide, the arch was naturally carved by Lake Huron’s waters for over 500 centuries. This captivating rock formation serves as an entrance to the north channel of the lake. Visitors of Arch Rock will marvel at its majestic views and be mesmerized by its unique limestone composition. Despite its beauty, wind and waves have caused numerous birds and animals in the area to be injured or killed.
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Sainte Anne's Catholic Church, Mackinac IslandSainte Anne's Catholic Church is a beautiful Romanesque-style sanctuary located on Mackinac Island. Initially built of limestone and red sandstone in 1875, the church stands as an architectural testament to Michigan's Victorian era. Visitors to the island can explore its many unique features such as the Rose window that dominates the front façade, stained glass windows, a crypt below its chancel and impressive interior pieces.
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Round Island LightRound Island Light, is one of the most well-known and iconic lighthouses. It was first illuminated on June 1st 1842 and is designed with a characteristic red brick lighthouse tower that stands forty-five feet tall at its peak. The landmark remains famous from its prominent appearance in an episode of the classic television show, The Bionic Woman, aired in 1975. It has been lovingly cared for since then, maintained by the US Coast Guard for safe navigation along Lake Huron to this day.

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Mackinac County
Mackinac County, located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, is a popular destination for visitors seeking some of the most pristinely beautiful landscapes and activities in the area. Home to the city of St. Ignace and a variety of other quaint communities, each offering its own unique attractions, Mackinac County is an ideal getaway spot for adventurers and sightseers alike. It features beautiful lakes with excellent opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing and camping, as well as state parks fo

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