Michigan Lighthouses

989-793-1914 --- fax: 989-792-1992 --- Cell: 989-550-6005

Michigan Lighthouses
An Aerial Photographic Perspective By
Pilot/Photographer John L. Wagner

102 spectacular aerial photos of Michigan’s Lighthouses beautifully presented in a 168-page hardbound tabletop book.

Here's a sampling of John Wagner's Michigan Lighthouse photos. Many of these are on display throughout Caseville Harbor Light Condominiums.
John frequently has showings and book signings at the condo. Drop us an e-mail for a listing of the dates he will be at the condo. And while you are touring the condo, sign-up for the drawing for the framed photo by John Wagner of Charity Island Lighthouse. <view>

Images from the Book

Whitefish Point Lighthouse

Whitefish Point Light is an active light located 35 miles northwest of Sault Ste. Marie, the important turning point to western Lake Superior.

Presque Isle Lighthouse

The "new" Presque Isle Lighthouse is located 19 miles north of Alpena.
The “new” Presque Isle Light house
Was built in 1870 to replace the
Original light built in 1840.
Located 19 miles north of Alpena.

Caseville Harbor Light Condominiums
Would like to THANK
John Wagner
For his friendship and support.

When you tour Caseville Harbor Light Condominiums be sure to sign-up for the Charity Island Photo drawing

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Framed photo of Charity Island
Lighthouse is valued at $475.
989-793-1914 --- fax:989-792-1992--- Cell: 989-550-6005

Round Island Lighthouse

Located on the west end of Round Island opposite the harbor to Mackinac Island, the light was constructed in 1895.

Sand Hills Lighthouse
Bed & Breakfast

Located on lake Superior’s Keweenaw
Peninsula, 22 miles northeast of Houghton.
It was built in 1919, the last of the
lighthouses built on the Great Lakes.

Holland Harbor South Pierhead Lighthouse

The light was constructed in 1907 at the entrance to Holland Harbor and Lake Macatawa (Black Lake) and replaced a wooden structure erected in 1872.

Spectacle Reef Lighthouse

Spectacle Reef, constructed in 1874, is located in upper Lake Huron approximately 30 miles east of the Mackinac Bridge.

John Wagner's Web Site.