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Date of Deed: |
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Date of Permission: |
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Date of Lease: |
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Character of Soil: |
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Distance of tower from Nearest High-Water Mark: |
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Inclosures to Premises / Type of Fence: |
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Wharf or Landing on Premises: |
Breakwater affords a good & sufficient landing. |
Road to Land or Wharf Chararacter of and Distance: |
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Means to Reach Light Station: |
By steamboat or RR to village of Sand Beach, MI., & by small boat from others. |
Distance to Nearest Road: |
About 1 mile to nearest public road & RR station, both in village of Sand Beach. |
Distance to Post Office: |
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Distance to Village: |
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Facilities for Public Conveyance: |
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Facilities for Private Conveyance: |
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Means Used for Support of Lantern: |
Skeleton iron tripod. |
Number of Separate Lights: |
1 |
First Built or Established: |
1885 |
Last Rebuilt, Repaired, or Renovated: |
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Condition at This Date: |
Good |
Shape of Tower in Plan: |
Triangular |
Form of Tower: |
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Height from Base to Ventilator Ball: |
21' |
Height of Focal Plane Above Mean High Water: |
30' |
Background of Lighthouse as Seen from Sea: |
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Color of Tower: |
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Color of Tower/ How Produced: |
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Tower Connection: |
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Object of Navigation: |
Harbor |
Building Materials: |
Iron. |
General Description: |
Structure is a skeleton tripod constructed of wrought iron pipe 2" dia. w/small platform of cast iron to receive a tubular lantern. Base plates are screwed to sills which are bolted to deck & stringers of breakwater. |
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Diameter at Parapet: |
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Kind of Stairway and Steps: |
Wrought iron ladder |
Number of Landings: |
None |
Size of Glass: |
None |
Number of Windows and Size of Sash: |
None |
Number of Doors: |
None |
Kind of Foundation and Depth Below Surface: |
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Character of Soil Surrounding the Lighthouse: |
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Soil Susceptibility: |
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Miscellaneous Remarks: |
Lower panels of structure stiffened by means of diagonal tie-rods & turnbuckles. A ladder, also of wrought iron pipe leads to top. Lantern is screwed in position by 2 gun metal clamps. |