Big Bay Point Lighthouse

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Big Bay Point Lighthouse is a historic, still-operating lighthouse and bed-and-breakfast perched on a bluff overlooking Lake Superior near Big Bay, Michigan.

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Big Bay Point Lighthouse canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bed and breakfast ⓘ
historic site ⓘ
lighthouse ⓘ
accessibleBy road from Big Bay, Michigan ⓘ
architectureStyle Late 19th-century lighthouse design ⓘ
attachedTo keeper’s dwelling ⓘ
automated 1941 ⓘ
category Bed and breakfasts in Michigan ⓘ
Lighthouses on the Great Lakes ⓘ
constructionCompleted 1896 ⓘ
constructionMaterial brick ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
county Marquette County ⓘ
focalHeight about 89 feet ⓘ
hasFunction historic attraction ⓘ
tourist accommodation ⓘ
hasOutbuildings fog signal building ⓘ
oil house ⓘ
storage buildings ⓘ
hasViewOf Lake Superior ⓘ
surrounding forest ⓘ
lightCharacteristic Flashing white ⓘ
lightRange approximately 20 nautical miles ⓘ
listedOn National Register of Historic Places ⓘ
locatedIn Big Bay, Michigan ⓘ
Marquette County, Michigan ⓘ
Michigan ⓘ
United States ⓘ
locatedOn Lake Superior ⓘ
managedBy private owners ⓘ
near community of Big Bay, Michigan ⓘ
NRHPCategory Maritime property ⓘ
NRHPListingReason significance in maritime navigation on Lake Superior ⓘ
NRHPType building ⓘ
offers guided tours ⓘ
overnight accommodations ⓘ
openToPublic true ⓘ
originalLens Fourth-order Fresnel lens ⓘ
originalPowerSource kerosene lamp ⓘ
powerSource electric light ⓘ
region Upper Peninsula of Michigan ⓘ
situatedOn bluff overlooking Lake Superior ⓘ
state Michigan ⓘ
stillOperational true ⓘ
towerHeight about 60 feet ⓘ
towerShape square tower ⓘ
usedAs aid to navigation ⓘ
bed and breakfast inn ⓘ
yearLit 1896 ⓘ

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Big Bay, Michigan → hasLandmark → Big Bay Point Lighthouse ⓘ
Big Bay, Michigan → hasLighthouse → Big Bay Point Lighthouse ⓘ