The Algoma Pierhead Lighthouse, located near Algoma in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, is a historic beacon that has guided ships along the Great Lakes since its establishment in 1893. Originally built as a set of range lights, the lighthouse was reconstructed in 1908 and later raised to its current height of 48 feet in 1932.
With its distinctive red cylindrical tower and modern LED light, the Algoma Pierhead Light continues to serve as a vital navigational aid, operating from April 1 to December 1 and as needed based on local conditions. Automated since 1973, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to maritime history and the enduring importance of safe passage for vessels traversing the waters of Lake Michigan.
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