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Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal North Pierhead Light

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Built in 1881. Tower rebuilt in 1903. Functioning lighthouse. No tours but visitors are permitted on the long pier that leads out to this light. A great spot for photography and fishing, the pier offers visitors scenic views of both lighthouses at this location and also provides sights of a variety of boats big and small headed into the Sturgeon Bay ship canal. Additionally, several boat tours operating out of Sturgeon Bay take visitors up close for a water-side view of this lighthouse from mid-May to mid-October.

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    • On Water
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    • Lighthouses
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    • Transportation Heritage

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